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Duke Greenhill. Producer: Jeff. An award-winning producer, Duke Greenhill began his career working on independent and studio films out of Austin, Texas, including The Alamo, The Rookie, and The Life of David Gale, and assisted Academy Award-winning filmmaker, Barbara Kopple.
- Producer, Actor, Writer
- November 3, 1978
- Duke Greenhill
Duke Greenhill is a master-certified life coach specializing in creative professionals, executives and students.
Duke Greenhill. Producer: Jeff. An award-winning producer, Duke Greenhill began his career working on independent and studio films out of Austin, Texas, including The Alamo, The Rookie, and The Life of David Gale, and assisted Academy Award-winning filmmaker, Barbara Kopple.
- November 3, 1978
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Greenhill was born in Fort Worth, Texas, to attorney William D. Greenhill and Ann Greenhill. Greenhill has two younger brothers: Frank Greenhill, and Joe R. Greenhill the fifth. His grandfather, Joe. R. Greenhill, was the Chief Justice of the Texas Supreme Court. Greenhill was active in the arts from a young age, and worked as a professional stage ...
After college, Greenhill relocated to Washington, DC, where he joined the advertising firm Stevens, Reed Curcio and Potholm as production department manager. He produced many TV and radio campaigns that won Telly and Pollie Awards. In his late twenties, he then attended Columbia University's graduate school of film. While there, he wrote, produced ...
Film, TV and Video While a film undergrad at the University of Texas at Austin, Greenhill worked on several Hollywood features including The Rookie, The Life of David Gale and The Alamo, and served as an intern to Academy Award-winning documentary filmmaker, Barbara Kopple . Upon receiving his MFA with honors from Columbia University in New York Ci...
Duke Greenhill on IMDbDuke Greenhill in Campaigns and ElectionsSep 22, 2022 · His superpower? Storytelling. After a three-year teaching stint at the Savannah College of Art and Design, Greenhill, 43, has already brought his talents to the boards of two organizations in Fort Worth — including the center where he was adopted as a child.
Jul 1, 2007 · By Duke Greenhill. Published in: July-August 2007 issue. IN 1938, Daphne du Maurier’s melodramatic novel, Rebecca, became an international bestseller, and Hollywood producer David O. Selznick acquired the film rights for $50,000.
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