Don Edmonds Net Worth is
$250,000

Mini Biography

Don Edmonds was created on Sept 1, 1937, in Kansas Town, MO. He found Hollywood in the middle to past due 1850s. He analyzed acting with mentioned acting trainer Estelle Harmon and started performing in a variety of California stage productions. His preliminary forays into tv performing included such live Television shows as Playhouse 90 (1956), Studio room One in Hollywood (1948) as well as the Loretta Young Display (1953). He was generally cast like a goofy sidekick in such “seaside party”-type films as Gidget Moves Hawaiian (1961), Seaside Ball (1965) and Crazy Wild Winter season (1966). He offers made guest looks on such Television shows as Hunter (1984), Green Acres (1965), Fight! (1962), Petticoat Junction (1963), The Munsters (1964), Gidget (1965) and Dad Knows Greatest (1954). Edmonds made his directorial debut using the soft-core features Crazy Honey (1972) and Sensitive Loving Treatment (1973). He accomplished his greatest long lasting cult exploitation movie theater recognition by directing the infamous Nazisploitation traditional Ilsa: She Wolf from the SS (1975) and its own marvelously outrageous sequel Ilsa, Harem Keeper from the Essential oil Sheiks (1976). After “Ilsa” Edmonds continued to immediate the superbly gritty metropolitan action champion Bare Knuckles (1977), the cruddy slasher horror access Terror on Tour (1980), the actions humor Tomcat Angels (1991) as well as the pilot of it series Silk Stalkings (1991). As the vice chief executive of creation at Producers Product sales Business, Don was in charge of getting films like Brief Circuit (1986), 8 Mil Methods to Die (1986) as well as the Clan from the Cave Carry (1986) greenlit and consequently made. He in addition has been included as the maker, co-producer or professional producer on a big number of photos, including Larceny (2004), Fast Cash (1996), True Love (1993) (he was area of the creation group that helped Quentin Tarantino obtain his early professional filmmaking profession off and operating), Skeeter (1993) and THE NIGHT TIME Stalker (1986). Recently Don went to screenings of his 1970s drive-in flicks and made an appearance as a visitor at film conventions kept from coast to coast. He died in age group 71 of liver organ cancer on, may 30, 2009.

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