Bernard Glasser Net Worth is
$700,000

Mini Biography

Chicago-born Bernard Glasser was raised in what he phone calls “the movie generation” and fell deeply in love with pictures in the ripe later years of 4. In the past due 1940s, while operating as a instructor at Beverly Hillsides SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL, he got his ft damp in the film market by working like a creation associate. In 1950 he committed to an old film studio and flipped it right into a local rental great deal, Keywest Studios. Glasser leased his service to makers like Roger Corman (The Fast as well as the Furious (1955)), Burt Lancaster (Apache (1954)) while others aswell as using the services to produce a five-day, $50,000 film of his own–The Three Stooges’ Yellow metal Raiders (1951), aimed by Glasser’s friend Edward Bernds. When Glasser’s studio room rent expired in 1955, he and Bernds mixed forces on some spending budget features for Robert L. Lippert’s Regal Movies. Working overseas through the 1960s, often in collaboration with producer/writer Philip Yordan, Glasser put into his filmography such well-remembered motion pictures as Battle from the Bulge (1965), YOUR DAY from the Triffids (1962) and Split in the Globe (1965).

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