Legendary film producer Richard Zanuck dies of a heart attack
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( Gary Friedman / Los Angeles Times / July 14, 2012 ) Richard D. Zanuck, one of the most legendary and influential figures in the history of the movie business, died Friday morning at age 77. On his watch, Fox released era-defining classics such as "The Sound of Music," "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" and "MASH." As a producer, he was a driving force on movies such as "Jaws," "Cocoon" and "Driving Miss Daisy." More: Full obituary | PHOTOS: Richard D. Zanuck | 1934 - 2012 |
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