Mervyn Leroy
Mervyn Leroy [1900-1987] enjoyed a lengthy film career as a prolific director and producer, directing more than 70 features (
Little Caesar,
Anthony Adverse,
Random Harvest,
Madame Curie, 1949's
Little Women,
Mister Roberts,
The Bad Seed,
No Time for Sergeants,
Gypsy) and producing some 17 projects. In addition to an Oscar nomination for Best Director for
Random Harvest, LeRoy won an honorary award from the Academy in 1946 (for tolerance short subject,
The House I Live In), the Academy's Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award in 1976 and won the Golden Globe's
Cecil B. DeMille Award in 1957.
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