Background
Cobe, Sandy was born on November 30, 1928 in New York City. Son of Mark H. and Alma (Moxley) Cobe.
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Sandy Cobe
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Sandy Cobe, American Film company executive. Recipient Outstanding Contribution award City of Los Angeles, 1978, County of Los Angles, 1978, Resolutions award California State Senate, California State Assembly, 1978, honors Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley, Lieutenant Governor Mervyn Dymally, 1978, Governor George Deukmejian, 1984.
Career
Theater manager, Loews Theater Corporation, New York City, 1948; photographer, New York Daily News, 1949-1950; cinephotographer, Station WPIX-television, 1951-1952; producer, Artmart Pictures, since 1955; vice president Pepco Special Events New York World's Fair, Pepsico, 1964-1965; executive vice president distribution, General Studios, 1966-1968; president, First Cinema Releasing Corporation, Atlanta, 1969-1970; president, Intercontinental Releasing, Los Angeles, since 1974.
Achievements
Membership
Served with the United States Army, European Theatre of Operations, 1944, 45. Also Korean war, 1952-1953. Member American Film Association (founder), American Film Market (board doctorandus since 1980), Academy television Arts and Sciences, Masons, Shriners.
Clubs: Variety International.
Connections
Married Marianne Findler, February 1950 (divorced 1966). Children: Lori, Donna. Married Sharyon Reis, October 26, 1968.
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Born
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Died
February 20, 2008 (aged 79) -
Nationality
American
Career
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1948
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1949 - 1950
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1951 - 1952
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1964 - 1965
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1966 - 1968
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1969 - 1970
Awards
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Recipient Outstanding Contribution award City of Los Angeles, 1978, County of Los Angles, 1978, Resolutions award California State Senate, California State Assembly, 1978, honors Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley, Lieutenant Governor Mervyn Dymally, 1978, Governor George Deukmejian, 1984.Recipient Outstanding Contribution award City of Los Angeles, 1978, County of Los Angles, 1978, Resolutions award California State Senate, California State Assembly, 1978, honors Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley, Lieutenant Governor Mervyn Dymally, 1978, Governor George Deukmejian, 1984.