Marshall Neilan Net Worth is
$600,000

Mini Biography

In the first days of silent pictures, Marshall Neilan was a high director for Goldwyn Pictures. He previously also directed a small amount of Louis B. Mayer’s separately created melodramas, but there is a shared dislike between your two men. Through the festivities inaugurating the merger of Metro and Goldwyn Images on Apr 26, 1924, Neilan grew disgusted at the chance of hearing Mayer’s talk and interrupted everything by buying his ensemble and crew back again to the group of Tess from the D’Urbervilles (1924). Mayer afterwards seen the picture and purchased the downbeat finishing re-shot over Neilan’s noisy protests. Mayer, attempting to instill his overall authority over-all production matters, kept firm. The chance of doing work for Mayer in the brand new Metro-Goldwyn super-studio was intolerable and Neilan give up. His was the initial outright desertion in the studio room that others over another three years would desire to become a part of.