Jack Conway
Birth Name:
Hugh Ryan Conway
Birth Place:
Gracebille, Minnesota, United States
Profession
Director, Actor, Producer, Assistant director
Fast Facts
- A street in Pacific Palisades was named Jacon Way in honor of him
- Was nominated for the Mussolini Cup at the 1934 Venice Film Festival for "Viva Villa!"
- Won a Special Recommendation at the 1934 Venice Film Festival for "Viva Villa!"
- Joined a repertory theater group directly after graduating from high school
- Chose to work within the structures sent down from studio management, delivering commercially successful and entertaining films but steering away from an individual artistic style
- Directed the first sound picture made at Metro-Goldwyn Mayer, "Alias Jimmy Valentine․"
- Starred in the first movie filmed in Hollywood, "Her Indian Hero․"
- Lived in a house designed by architect Allen Siple in Pacific Palisades, Calif
- Transitioned from acting to directing after refusing to step into a cage and wrestle a lion
- Used 17,000 extras for the Paris mob scenes in his 1935 adaptation of "A Tale of Two Cities․"
Awards
- 1934Special RecommendationWinner
- 1934Mussolini Cup - Best Foreign Film:Nominated