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AKA:
Gilbert Cates
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Gilbert Katz
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Gilbert Cates
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Gil Cates
Birthplace:
New York, New York
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Director and producer who became known to the public at large as much for being the producer of numerous Academy Awards telecasts and for directing such feature films as "I Never Sang For My Father" (1970) and "Summer Wishes, Winter Dreams" (1973) and numerous TV-movies and specials. Gilbert Cates began as an NBC page before moving to the theatre as stage manager of the Broadway production of "Shinbone Alley" (1957). He also went into business with his brother, producer-director Joe Cates. The brothers produced "Spoon River Anthology" on Broadway and in London and for TV, such game shows as
1952
Served as one of the producers of the game show "I've Got a Secret"
1955
Was instructor in speech and drama, Syracuse University
1957
Worked as stage manager for Broadway production of "Shinbone Alley"
1962
Made first short film, "The Painting"
Produced (with brother Joseph) the Broadway production of "Spoon River Anthology"; also produced in London
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