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(Victor M. Orsatti)
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| 25 November 05 |
is born in Hollywood, California
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is one of Hollywood’s most important talent agents
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| 29 May 37 |
marries 22-year-old actress June Lang
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| 12 July 37 |
June separates from him. She will later marry mobster John Roselli.
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| Summer 39 |
is the theatrical agent for skating star Sonja Henie and accompanies her and her family on a tour to the Nordcup, the northernmost part of Norway
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| 42 |
actress Marie McDonald becomes his client; he obtains a contract with Paramount for her
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| 10 January 43 |
marries Marie McDonald
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| May 47 |
to divorce him, Marie books a six-week stay in Las Vegas, where she has an affair with mobster Bugsy Siegel.
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spots aspiring actress Martha Hyer and gets her an interview at RKO
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| After May 47 |
sells his agency after the deaths of his brothers, Frank and Al
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| 50 |
sets up an independent company, Sabre Productions
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| 54 |
marries model-actress Pat Vaniver, a.k.a. Dolores Donlon
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the Orsattis honeymoon in Europe
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divorces Dolores
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founds Ror-Vic Productions with actor Rory Calhoun
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| 9 June 84 |
dies at age 79 in Newport Beach, California
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Sources:
Fallen Angels by Kirk Crivello, Night and Day, Queen of Ice - Queen of Shadows by Raymond Strait, They Had Faces Then by John Springer and Jack Hamilton, People Today |
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