United States stage and screen director (born in Turkey) and believer in method acting (1909-2003)
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an industrial city in the European part of Russia
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Williams changed the ending for the Broadway director, Elia Kazan: 'I was fearful that I would lose his interest if I didn't re-examine the script from his point of view' he wrote coyly about rewriting in 1955.
Elia Kazan's biting melodramatic precursor to "Network."
Sources in Leningrad said up to 2,500 people gathered in front of the Kazan Cathedral under banners proclaiming "Glasnost, Democracy and Pluralism."
Screenwriter Nicholas Kazan used the book Patty Hearst wrote with Alvin Moscow, "Every Secret Thing," as the basis for the dialogue, which proves only that accuracy isn't everything.
She also was a charter member of the Actors Studio, where she studied with Elia Kazan.
Until now, Mr. Kazan's only response has been his work: most notably "On the Waterfront," which justified the decision to inform in a different context.
Of the 29 cities with more than a million residents, only five have many Moslems: Tashkent, Baku, Alma-Ata, Kazan and Ufa.
The broad Corinthian columns of the Kazan Cathedral are disintegrating.
The other principals in Nelson Asset Management are Kazan Corp., a private European investment group, and Alfred Shoenberg, a former director of Corporate Data and the current president of Aril Group Inc., which is 50%-owned by Corporate Data.