Jean Negulesco

@American-romanian Film Director, Birthday and Childhood

Jean Negulesco was a Romanian-born American director and screenwriter

Feb 26, 1900

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Biography

Personal Details

  • Birthday: February 26, 1900
  • Died on: July 18, 1993
  • Nationality: Romanian, Spanish, American
  • Famous: American-romanian Film Director, Romanian Men, Film & Theater Personalities, Directors
  • Spouses: Dusty Anderson (m. 1946–1993)
  • Childrens: Gaby Negulesco, Tina Negulesco
  • Birth Place: Craiova, Romania

Jean Negulesco born at

Craiova, Romania

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Birth Place

He married actress Ruth ‘Dusty’ Anderson on July 21, 1946 and stayed with her till his death.

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Personal Life

He had two daughters from this marriage named Gaby and Tina.

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Personal Life

Jean Negulesco died of heart failure in Marbella, Andalusia, Spain, on July 18, 1993 at the age of 93.

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Personal Life

Jean Negulesco was born Ioan Negulescu in Craiova, Romania, on February 29, 1900.

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Childhood & Early Life

He did his schooling from the ‘Carl I High School’ but left home at the age of 12.

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Childhood & Early Life

Jean Negulesco moved to Vienna, Austria, in 1915.

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Career

He came back to Bucharest in Romania in 1919 and took up the job of a painter.

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Career

He moved to Paris, France, in the early 1920s and started the job of a stage decorator.

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Career

He left France for America in 1927, where he put some of his paintings on exhibition. He travelled across the US and paid for his journey by selling portraits on the way. He settled in California and started working as a portrait maker.

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In 1932 ‘Paramount Pictures’ hired him for director Benjamin Glazer as a sketch artist and technical advisor for designing various scenes without violating the ‘Hays Code’.

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Jean Negulesco published his autobiography ‘Things I Did and Things I Think I Did’ in 1984.

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Major Works