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Roth scored with the global blockbusters “Alice in Wonderland” ($1 billion-plus), “Maleficent” ($758 million), “Snow White and the Huntsman” ($396 million) and “Oz the Great and ...
Don't Quit: The Joe Roth Story is the authorized documentary that chronicles his remarkable life. That rare phoenix, Joe Roth came to Cal in 1975 as a melanoma survivor and led the Golden Bears to a Pac-8 Championship. A Heisman Trophy favorite in 1976, Joe's story took an unexpected turn when his cancer returned during the season.
Joe Roth Active - 1976 - Present | Born - Jun 13, 1948 | Genres - Comedy , Romance , Drama Overview ↓
Synopsis. That rare phoenix, Joe Roth came to Cal in 1975 as a melanoma survivor and led the Golden Bears to a co-championship of the Pac-8. A Heisman Trophy favorite in 1976, Joe's story took an unexpected turn when his cancer returned during the season. Not only did he continue to play, but Joe kept his deteriorating condition a private matter.
Joseph Emanuel "Joe" Roth is an American film producer, director, and businessman. He co-founded the companies Morgan Creek Productions (with James G. Robinson) and Caravan Pictures (with Roger Birnbaum) and founded the production company Revolution Studios. He has also directed comedy films, such as America's Sweethearts and Christmas with the Kranks. For Disney, he served as a chairman from 1994 to 2000 and produced films, such as Angels in the Outfield, Heavyweights, Tim Burton's Alice in Won
If surrounded by the requisite talent, I don’t see why Joe Roth wouldn’t have been one of the great QB's to play pro football." -Gary Jeter. Vince Ferragamo and Joe at the 1977 Hula Bowl. "In today's NFL, Joe Roth mostly resembles Tom Brady." -Vince Ferragamo. An elite quarterback, Joe Roth was ahead of his time.
Joe Roth studied communications at Boston University before settling in San Francisco where he first found employment as a production assistant on commercials and feature films and later as a booker for United Artists. At the same time, the native New Yorker began an association with the Pitchel...
