Background
Bartlett, Herbert Hall was born on November 27, 1929 in Kansas City, Missouri, United States. Son of Paul Dana and Alice (Hiestand) Bartlett.
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- The Rest of Our Lives (Maverick director Steve Wayland risks his family, fortune...)
- Catch me if you can
Herbert Hall Bartlett
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Herbert Hall Bartlett, American motion picture producer, director. Recipient 11 Academy award nominations, Film Festival awards from Cannes, 1961, 63, Venice, 1959, 65, Edinburgh, 1952, San Sebastian, 1969, Moscow, 1971, National Conference of Christians and Jews, 1955, Jimmy Stewart award for Career Achievement in Motion Pictures, 1992, Foreign Press awards.
Education
Bachelor, Yale University, 1948.
Career
Owner, operator, Hall Bartlett Production, Los Angeles, 1960-1993; president, Jonathan Livingston Seagull Merchant Company. Board directors James Doolittle Theatre, Hollywood, California, founder Music Center, Los Los Angeles.
Works
book
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The Rest of Our Lives
(Maverick director Steve Wayland risks his family, fortune...)
- The Rest of Our Lives
- Catch me if you can
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The Rest of Our Lives
Membership
Member Friends of Library, Los Angeles, Cinema Circulus. Associate founder Public television Music Center Lieutenant USNr, 1949-1951. Member Motion Picture Academy Arts and Sciences, Academy television Arts and Sciences, Phi Beta Kappa.
Clubs: Bel-Air Country, Kansas City Country.
Connections
Married Lupita Ferrer, April 30, 1977 (divorced). Children: Cathy Bartlett Lynch, Laurie Bartlett Schrader.
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Nationality
American -
Religion
Presbyterian -
Political Party
Republican
Awards
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Recipient 11 Academy award nominations, Film Festival awards from Cannes, 1961, 63, Venice, 1959, 65, Edinburgh, 1952, San Sebastian, 1969, Moscow, 1971, National Conference of Christians and Jews, 1955, Jimmy Stewart award for Career Achievement in Motion Pictures, 1992, Foreign Press awards.Recipient 11 Academy award nominations, Film Festival awards from Cannes, 1961, 63, Venice, 1959, 65, Edinburgh, 1952, San Sebastian, 1969, Moscow, 1971, National Conference of Christians and Jews, 1955, Jimmy Stewart award for Career Achievement in Motion Pictures, 1992, Foreign Press awards.