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Writer, producer and distributor Samuel M. Sherman was born April 23, 1940, in New York City. He attended New York's City College Film Institute, where he ran "Flash Gordon" serials and "The Mask of Fu Mancho" in the student film program and made the 16mm short "The Weird Stranger" in a single day.
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- April 23, 1940
- Samuel M. Sherman
Writer, producer and distributor Samuel M. Sherman was born April 23, 1940, in New York City. He attended New York's City College Film Institute, where he ran "Flash Gordon" serials and "The Mask of Fu Mancho" in the student film program and made the 16mm short "The Weird Stranger" in a single day.
- April 23, 1940
May 1, 2022 · Interview with writer/producer/distributor Samuel M. Sherman on his films, career, life and different subject matters.
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Nov 5, 2009 · SAMUEL M. SHERMAN: I started with him in 1958 and continued with him until 1965. It was not a full-time job. It was kind of a quasi-freelance thing. Later I did have an office with him over several years. He was originally from Philadelphia.
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Aug 14, 2021 · I’ll tell you where: at the corner of Samuel M. Sherman and Al Adamson. Regina Carroll and Russ Tamblyn in “Satan’s Sadists” (1968). Producer Sherman and director Adamson were co-founders of Independent-International Pictures (IIP), purveyors of low-budget drive-in fare beginning in 1968 with their first release, the biker ...
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Sam Sherman is a writer, actor, producer and director of low budget B-list horror films. Often working alongside friend and director Al Adamson, the bulk of Sherman's work was produced during the late 1950s to present.
