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Jul 31, 2014 · Often teaming on his films with his son, Robert Halmi Jr., he claimed every project was a passion project, including the 1994 miniseries version of “Scarlett,” Alexandra Ripley’s sequel to “Gone With the Wind,” which he defended as not a rip-off of the world’s most beloved movie, but “an eight-hour study in American history.”
By Jill Goldsmith Robert Halmi’s Great Point Studios has partnered with Spain’s Grup Mediapro to form Phygital FX, offering expansive production services and led by Mediapro veteran Mario Sousa. Plans are for the joint venture, initially a U.S. project, to expand globally, providing full production services to the film and television industry from stage and...
Jul 18, 2021 · Robert G. Halmi, 56, of Freehold, died at his home on Sunday, July 18, 2021 from pancreatic cancer. Born in South Amboy, Bob grew up in South Amboy and Sayreville where he was a member of the South Amboy Volunteer First Aid Squad and was an Exempt Member of the Melrose Hose Company, Sayreville Fire Department. I
In his two-hour interview, Robert Halmi, Sr. (1924-2014) speaks about his early years learning the photography trade from his father. He discusses his political difficulties in his native Hungary and his move to the United States in 1950, where he arrived with five dollars, a small suitcase, and a Leica camera. He tells how he came to work as a stringer for Life magazine, where his assignments included working in Africa. He describes his transition from a still photographer to motion picture ...
Jul 30, 2014 · Robert Halmi Sr., the master showman behind such big-budget made-for-TV movies as The Josephine Baker Story and Gulliver’s Travels, died Wednesday in his New York City home from a brain aneurysm ...
London in the early 1960s. The life of a couple is upset by the coming of a British Secret Service Agent who moves in across the street. Director: Anthony Page | Stars: Ellen Burstyn, Teri Garr, Sammi Davis, Ronald Hines
Robert G. Halmi Freehold - Robert G. Halmi, 56, of Freehold, died at his home on Sunday, July 18th. Born and raised in South Amboy and Sayreville, he was a member of the South Amboy Volunteer First Ai
