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William Wyler – Born in France in 1902, Wyler emigrated to the US and began his career via family connections in cinema. He learned the directorial craft on low-budget silent pictures, his first success being one of the first ‘talkies’ – 1930’s Hell’s Heroes. Over the next thirty years William received fourteen Oscar nominations, winning three (for ‘42’s Mrs. Miniver, ‘46’s The Best Years of Our Lives, and ‘59’s Ben-Hur). Ben-Hur set a record win of eleven Oscars, (since tied by two other films). William Wyler died in 1981.
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The Good Fairy
Dodsworth
Wuthering Heights
The Letter
The Best Years of our Lives
The Heiress
How to Steal a Million
Funny Girl
