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AKA:
Sydney Irwin Pollack
Birthplace:
Lafayette, Indiana
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One of the rare Hollywood talents who excelled at both acting and directing, Sydney Pollack fell haphazardly into a craft that eventually earned him three Oscar nominations and one Academy Award. Thanks to his early career as an acting coach, Pollack developed a reputation for being one of the best – if not the best – director for actors to work with. But his filmmaking style – or lack thereof – was without a signifying mark or defining element with which audiences could identify. In fact, it was quite easy to walk out of the theater having enjoyed the movie without ever knowing Pollack was
Grew up in South Bend, Indiana
1954
Beginning at age 19, assisted Sanford Meisner and taught acting at Neighborhood Playhouse for six years
1954
Off-Broadway acting debut in "A Stone for Danny Fisher" starring Zero Mostel and Sylvia Miles
1955
Broadway acting debut in Christopher Fry's "Dark Is Light Enough"
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