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Stephen M. Ross, founder and CEO of The Related Companies real estate firm, helped establish Ross School of Business at University of Michigan which bears his name, 95% owner of Miami Dolphins (born in Detroit) William Shell, physician and co-founder of Targeted Medical Pharma, Inc. (born in Detroit)
Ray Teal, actor, sheriff on Bonanza; appeared in 250 movies and 90 television shows (born in Grand Rapids) John E.L. Tenney, actor, host of reality-TV series Ghost Stalkers [1] Ruth Terry, actress and singer featured in Hollywood films of 1940s (born in Benton Harbor)
6752 Hollywood Boulevard March 21, 2011 Lou Adler: Recording: 6901 Hollywood Boulevard April 6, 2006 Stella Adler: Live performance: 6777 Hollywood Boulevard August 6, 2006 Renee Adoree: Motion pictures: 1601 Vine Street February 8, 1960 Antonio Aguilar: Recording: 7060 Hollywood Boulevard September 7, 2000
8 Movie, radio, television figures ... The following is a list of people from Detroit, Michigan. ... Grant Long [746] John Long [747] Kalin Lucas [748] Tim McCormick ...
Michael Chekhov (1891–1955), actor, director, novelist, and theater practitioner [19] Warren Christopher (1925–2011), former Secretary of State and Deputy Attorney General [ 1 ] Ethlyne Clair (1904–1996), actress
Jack Loeks — movie theater entrepreneur [8] Kenneth Marin — professor of economics; member of White House Consumer Advisory Council; Frank Edward McGurrin — inventor of touch typing; M. Peter McPherson — president of Michigan State University; chairman of Dow Jones; Doug Meijer — co-chairman of supermarket Meijer [9]
Set in Detroit, but mountains in the trailer background reveal the movie was filmed partially in Vancouver. The Rosary Murders, Fred Walton. 1987. Donald Sutherland, Charles Durning. Scarecrow, Jerry Schatzberg. 1973. Gene Hackman, Al Pacino. Scream 4 2011. Scenes shot in Ann Arbor, Plymouth and Northville; also Woodworth Middle School in Dearborn.
Casey Kasem, radio DJ who started his career in Flint; host of the long running American Top 40; voice actor, most notably as Shaggy Rogers in the Scooby-Doo franchise and Robin in the Super Friends franchise; Nancy Kovack, actress and wife of the conductor Zubin Mehta; David Magee, Oscar-nominated screenwriter for Life of Pi and Finding ...