Norma Shearer
Irving Thalberg
['Prunella Scales', 'George VI', 'Washington', 'Bolko I', 'Khadija', 'Mata Gujri', 'Robert Browning', 'Ralph Richardson', 'Euphrosyne', 'Sir John Mills', 'Jefferson Davis', 'Octavian', 'Anton Chekhov', 'Bruce Willis', 'Izanami', 'Chrotilda', 'Mahesh Babu', 'Ajay Devgan', 'Bella', 'Peggy Lee', 'Brigitte Bardot', 'Humphrey IV', 'Abbey Bartlet', 'Mia May', 'Queen Isabella', 'Dagobert I', 'Miles Davis', 'Eudokia', 'Juana Manuel', 'Mubarak', 'Bo Derek', 'William Walton', 'Jehan Sadat', 'Arjuna', 'Archduchess Marie Louise', 'Queen Jane', 'Prince Charles', 'Tsarina Maria Alexandrovna', 'Benjamin Harrison', 'Adam Cheng', 'King Alexander', 'Louis Leakey', 'Ptolemy XIV', 'Otto von Bismarck', 'Ageltrude', 'Don', 'Jack White', 'Willem Dafoe', 'Sidney Poitier', 'Emperor Ming', 'Amenhotep III', 'John III', 'Sikelgaita', 'John Hunter', 'King James II', 'Jean Tinguely', 'Empress Carlota', 'Yuwen Yun', 'Neferirkare Kakai', 'Cretheus', 'Berenice', 'Yang Kaihui', 'Harold Nicholas', 'Sissela Bok', 'Alain Delon', 'Kay Walsh', 'Jeff Goldblum', 'Caroline Harrison', 'James Joyce', 'Lila Lee', 'Kartolo', 'Carlene Carter', 'Empress Menen Asfaw', 'Nadira Banu Begum', 'Phorcys', 'Alexander Korda', 'Czarina Alexandra', 'Emperor Otto II', 'Yolande Donlan', 'Rex Harrison', 'Queen Mathilde', 'Jawaharlal Nehru', 'Elizabeth Alexeievna', 'Heber', 'Liu Bei', 'Seleucus IV', 'Marlon Brando', 'Juliette Binoche', 'Jimmy Carter', 'Dussala', 'Lot', 'Josh Ritter', 'Annie Oakley', 'Enki', 'Tadukhipa', 'King Christian VI', 'Pol Pot', 'Antigone', 'Theodore Roosevelt']
Robert Evans (producer)
Robert Evans (born June 29, 1930) is an American film producer and former studio executive, best known for his work on Rosemary's Baby, Love Story, The Godfather and Chinatown. Evans began his career in a successful business venture with his brother, selling women's apparel. In 1956, while on a business trip, he was by chance spotted by actress Norma Shearer, who thought he would be right to play the role of her late husband Irving Thalberg (appropriately, another film mogul) in Man of a Thousand Faces. Thus he began a brief film acting career. In 1962, Evans decided to go into film producing instead, using his accumulated wealth from the clothing business, and began a meteoric rise in the industry; he was installed as the head of Paramount Pictures in 1967. While there, he improved the ailing Paramount's fortunes through a string of commercially and critically acclaimed films. In 1974 he stepped down in order to produce films on his own. In 1980 Evans' career, and life, took a downturn after he pleaded guilty to cocaine trafficking; over the next 12 years, he produced only two films, both financial flops: The Cotton Club and the Chinatown sequel The Two Jakes. In 1993 he began to produce films on a more regular basis, with a mixed track record that included both flops (such as Jade in 1995) and hits (such as How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days in 2003, his most recent film).