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Birthplace:
New York, New York
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Perry established himself as a TV documentary producer before making an acclaimed feature directorial debut with "David and Lisa" (1962), written by his wife Eleanor. A sensitive, finely acted portrait of two mentally disturbed teenagers, the black-and-white film was shot on a minimal budget and possessed a distinctly independent tone. Perry and his wife collaborated on several more offbeat and savvy studies of social mores, notably their adaptation of the John Cheever short story, "The Swimmer" (1968; direction completed by Sydney Pollack) and "Diary of a Mad Housewife" (1970). Perry's work,
Served as an apprentice at the Westport Country Playhouse in Connecticut
Worked in the theater for nine years as a stage manager, production manager and managing director
1952
Served in the US Army during the Korean War
1955
Was a director-observer at the Actors Studio
Produced plays for the Theater Guild
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