Laszlo Benedek Photos

Laszlo Benedek Director and Frederic March as Willy Loman in Death of a Salesman.

This is a photo of Frederic March as Willy Loman in DEATH OF A SALESMAN directed by Laszlo Benedek added by Amanda S. Stevenson on April 25, 2020.

Synopsis Amateur film or rushes of British Film Iinstitute and National Film Theatre opening of History of cinema Exhibition. 25th anniversary of Sight And Sound. Roy Castle in attendance. Sound interview of director Anthony Asquith by woman about British films. Professional mute of John Mills arriving. London Film Festival 1957. Interview about why there are to be no British feature films screened. Quinn and talk on Terminus. New National Film Theatre. Bishop of Southwark. Lord Salisbury? Laying foundation stone and inserting a time capsule with film magazines and a film of the coronation (great!) Silent section on Celia Johnson with schoolboy enthusiast film makers. Roger Manvell. Prize giving. Laszlo Benedek at National Film Theatre. Queue to get into cinema. Benedek gives a speech. David Lean in the audience. ROGER MANVELL DEDICATION.

The Wild One with Marlon Brando, Mary Murphy and Laszlo Benedek as Director.

A photo of Liv Ullmann in THE NIGHT VISITOR directed by Laszlo Benedek.

A photo of Max Von Sydow who was directed by Laszlo Benedek in "The Night Visitor."

A photo of Laszlo Benedek

A photo of Laszlo Benedek at the Golden Globes.

A photo of Laszlo Benedek on set.

A photo of Laszlo Benedek

A photo of Laszlo Benedek

A photo of Laszlo Benedek directing on a movie set.

A photo of a move poster of Marlon Brando in The Wild One, directed by Laszlo Benedek

A photo of a movie poster for The Wild One, directed by Laszlo Benedek

A photo of a movie poster for the Kissing Bandit directed by Laszlo Benedek

A photo of the movie poster for "The Kissing Bandit" directed by Laszlo Benedek

A photo of a movie poster - director, Laszlo Benedek

A photo of a poster for "Death of a Salesman" directed by Laszlo Benedek

Laszlo Benedek was highly respected as a director for MGM motion pictures. It was Christmas week and I bought two tickets to the Big Apple Circus and was having trouble finding someone to go with me, so I called Laszlo. "Laszlo, I have two front row seats for the Big Apple Circus for tonight." "What! I was just getting over a cold, and crying! I was feeling so sorry for myself because my girlfriend went to visit her relatives and my two daughters are thousands of miles away! THERE IS NOTHING I WOULD BETTER THAN TO GO TO THE BIG APPLE CIRCUS WITH YOU!!! I will even take you to my favorite restaurant after the show." I have to share with you that it was one of the best dates I ever had. It was a joyous fun filled night. Filled with gaiety and laughter and fine dining. Towards the end of the evening he asked me why I didn't ask him out more often. I told him, "Because I never wanted you to say no." And he never did. Every date was memorable and wonderful. He died a few months later.

A photo of Laszlo Benedek - he directed films and television shows. Later he taught film making at New York University.