Occupation producer Role Producer | Name Jules Levy Years active 1940–1977 | |
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Born February 12, 1923 ( 1923-02-12 ) Los Angeles Died May 24, 2003, Los Angeles, California, United States Spouse Shirley J. Ziegler (m. 1980–2003), Enid Jaynes (m. 1953–1978) Parents Bessie Levy, Joseph L. Levy Movies and TV shows Brannigan, Gator, Smokey and the Bandit, The Vampire, The Detectives Similar People Arthur Gardner, Arnold Laven, Robert L Levy, James Lee Barrett, Hal Needham | ||
Organizations founded Levy-Gardner-Laven | ||
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Jules Victor Levy (February 12, 1923 – May 24, 2003) was a television and film producer. Levy's television series include The Rifleman, The Detectives, and The Big Valley.
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- Early years
- Forms Production Company
- Television
- Death
- References
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Early years
Jules Levy was the son of Joseph L. Levy, a real estate broker, and Bessie Levy. He was raised in Beverly Hills and joined the Army Air Force to fight in World War II.
Forms Production Company
While serving under Ronald Reagan at Culver City's Hal Roach Studios, Levy met Arthur Gardner and Arnold Laven, and the three men formed a production company, Levy-Gardner-Laven. Serving in various producer capacities from the early '40s to the mid-'70s, Levy was involved with such films as the 1967 Elvis Presley musical Clambake.
Television
Though he produced over 30 films in the course of his career, Levy is best known for his involvement in the hit television programs The Rifleman, The Big Valley, and The Detectives.
Death
Jules Levy died in his Los Angeles home following an extended illness. He was 80. He is buried in Hillside Memorial Park Cemetery, Los Angeles (Garden of Abraham).