Robert
Goldstein’s
‘Westerns’ in
Spain
Madrid, June 9 (1963)
Indie producer
Robert Goldstein sewed up two coproduction deals and plans to organize a
production base here in film an undetermined number of westerns in the coming
future.
The American
producer joined with a new active Spanish company, Pro-Artis to bring “Joaquin
Murietta” before cameras this summer under the direction of George Sherman.
This project was formerly on the Ocean Films slate as a four-way venture with
France, Italy and Yugoslavia. With Ocean heavily committed in the current Clint
Eastwood-starrer “Ray, the Magnificent” on the western plains of Castile,
Pro-Artis took over “Murietta” and set the deal with Goldstein.
Jeff Hunter
was originally scheduled to star and Goldstein-Pro Artis hope to clinch him. If
still available.
Second in the
Goldstein’s coproduction line up with Pro-Artis is “Bitter Kill,” a James
Edward Grant screenplay, Sherman will also rein.
Submitted by Michael Ferguson
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