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William wyler the authorized biography

          A fascinating account of most of the life of William Wyler (he was still alive when it was published), his early life in Alsace-Lorraine, the transition to.

        1. A fascinating account of most of the life of William Wyler (he was still alive when it was published), his early life in Alsace-Lorraine, the transition to.
        2. The authorized biography of the celebrated film director William Wyler, a giant in his craft, who directed such classics as Ben-Hur, Funny Girl, and Roman.
        3. During roll call on her first day of nursery school, a little girl decides she doesn't like her name and wants to change it.
        4. William Wyler: the authorized biography.
        5. William Wyler: The Authorized Biography.

          6. During roll call on her first day of nursery school, a little girl decides she doesn't like her name and wants to change it..

          William Wyler

          German-born American filmmaker (1902–1981)

          William Wyler

          Wyler in 1945

          Born

          Willi Wyler


          (1902-07-01)July 1, 1902

          Mülhausen, Alsace-Lorraine, German Empire (now France)

          DiedJuly 27, 1981(1981-07-27) (aged 79)

          Beverly Hills, California, U.S.

          Resting placeForest Lawn Memorial Park, Glendale, California, U.S.
          Occupations
          Years active1925–1970
          Spouses
          Children5
          RelativesCarl Laemmle Jr.

          (cousin)

          Allegiance United States
          Service / branchUnited States Army National Guard
          United States Army Air Forces
          Years of service1921–1922 (National Guard)
          1942–1945 (Army Air Forces)
          RankLieutenant Colonel
          UnitArmy Signal Corps
          New York Army National Guard
          Battles / warsWorld War II
          AwardsPurple Heart[citation needed]
          American Campaign Medal[citation needed]
          European–African–Middle Eastern Campaign Medal
          World War II Victory Medal[cit