Arthur B. Krim

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  By 1961, however, Arthur Krim, the president of United Artists, indicated that he would be willing to release The Children’s Hour without such a seal. He suggested to the censors that they "initiate steps for an amendment to the code that would permit such a release," and "on October 3, 1961 … the Production Code was amended to permit the prudent treatment of homosexuality — which called it "'sexual aberration'" (Gardner, 193).

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  Prior to Miramax, Gigliotti founded Orion Classics in 1982 for Arthur Krim, former Chairman of United Artists and then Chairman of Orion Pictures Corporation.

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  Published on: 9/7/2008    Last Visited: 9/7/2008  

  Arthur Krim was both president of United Artists AND national finance chairman for the Democratic Party.Krim felt the material was too controversial, and could be damaging to Democrats.
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  Sinatra urged the President to contact Krim.
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  After a phone call from Jack Kennedy, Krim relented and The Manchurian Candidate became a reality.

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  Arthur Krim, the President of United Artists and Finance Chairman of the Democratic Party, felt uneasy about THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE'S subject matter as it vilified the Democrats and made a seeming war hero a puppet of the communists.

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  Arthur Krim and Robert Benjamin, key powers at United Artists, and directors of the parent firm Transamerica have been major Democratic fund raisers in New York.Benjamin has also been a member of the Council on Foreign Relations.
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  Arthur Krim, the head of United Artists was notable as an important Democratic Party fundraiser. (He also had an Israeli wife).

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  Many believe the studio truly hit its stride in 1951, when lawyers Arthur Krim and Robert Benjamin took over the studio for a 27-year run, producing both venerable franchises (James Bond, The Pink Panther) and beloved classics from Hollywood's greatest moviemakers, including Billy Wilder (Some Like It Hot, The Apartment), John Huston (The Misfits) and John Frankenheimer (The Manchurian Candidate).

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  Arthur Krim and Robert Benjamin, key powers at United Artists, and directors of the parent firm Transamerica have been major Democratic fund raisers in New York.
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  Arthur Krim, the head of United Artists was notable as an important Democratic Party fundraiser. (He also had an Israeli wife).

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  www.brightlightsfilm.com/29/childrenshour1.html - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 8/4/2008    Last Visited: 8/4/2008  

  By 1961, however, Arthur Krim, the president of United Artists, indicated that he would be willing to release The Children's Hour without such a seal.He suggested to the censors that they "initiate steps for an amendment to the code that would permit such a release," and "on October 3, 1961 , the Production Code was amended to permit the prudent treatment of homosexuality — which called it "'sexual aberration'" (Gardner, 193).

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  Arthur Krim
  
  Former Chairman, Orion

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  In 1951, two lawyers-turned-producers Arthur Krim and Robert Benjamin approached Pickford and Chaplin with a wild idea: let them take over United Artists for five years.
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  In taking over UA, Krim and Benjamin created the first studio without a "studio.
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  On the basis of its fantastic string of film and television hits in the 1960s, the company was an attractive property, and in 1967 Krim and Benjamin sold control of UA to the San Francisco-based insurance giant, Transamerica Corp.
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  What Transamerica got was not just the UA name and library, but the expertise and experience of Krim, Benjamin and a team of others.
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  Finally in 1978, following a dispute over administrative expenses, UA's top executives, including chairman Krim and president Benjamin, walked out.

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