Production · b. 1896 · Riga, Russian Empire

Samuel J. Briskin

Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Samuel J. Briskin (February 8, 1896 – November 14, 1968) was one of the foremost producers of Hollywood's Golden Age, who was the head of production during his career of 3 of the "Big 8" major film studios of its Golden Age: Columbia (twice), Paramount, and RKO. In the late 1950s he would also serve briefly on the board of directors of another major, MGM. During World War II Briskin served in the army's Signal Corps as a film producer, attaining the rank of lieutenant colonel. After the war he co-founded Liberty Films with Frank Capra, who were later join...

Other Credits
Strategic Air Command Producer 1955 She's Got Everything Executive Producer 1937 Living on Love Executive Producer 1937 Fight for Your Lady Executive Producer 1937 Breakfast for Two Executive Producer 1937 Music for Madame Executive Producer 1937 Forty Naughty Girls Executive Producer 1937 China Passage Executive Producer 1937 Sea Devils Executive Producer 1937 Racing Lady Executive Producer 1937 The Plough and the Stars Executive Producer 1936 The Plot Thickens Executive Producer 1936 M'Liss Executive Producer 1936 Bunker Bean Executive Producer 1936 Murder on a Bridle Path Executive Producer 1936 Carnival Producer 1935 Twentieth Century Production Supervisor 1934 Sisters Under the Skin Supervising Producer 1934 The Western Code Associate Producer 1932
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