Menahem Golan

Menahem Golan, born Menahem Globus in Tiberias in 1929, Hebraised his name among the first trainee pilots and fought as a pilot in 1948. He studied directing in London, at the Academy of Music and Dramatic Art and then at the Old Vic school, was an assistant at Habima and staged plays by Yigal Mossinson, then trained in film in New York in 1960 under Roger Corman. With his cousin Yoram Globus, he produced dozens of Israeli films and then, in Hollywood, those of Cannon; the director of forty-four films and producer of two hundred, he received the Israel Prize and died in Jaffa in 2014.

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• CinemaEldoradoאלדורדוMenahem Golan · 1963Cinema