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Dassin was married twice, to concert violinist Beatrice Launer, and then to actress Melina Mercouri, whom he met while making ''Never On Sunday''. He died at the age of 96.
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Dassin was married twice, to concert violinist Beatrice Launer, Launer (their son eventually becoming famous singer-songwriter Joe Dassin), and then to actress Melina Mercouri, whom he met while making ''Never On Sunday''. He died at the age of 96.
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Jules Dassin (December 18, 1911 - March 31, 2008) was a Jewish-American director. He started out in theater and radio before getting a job as assistant director on such films as ''Film/MrAndMrsSmith1941'' for Creator/AlfredHitchcock, before convincing Creator/MetroGoldwynMayer to give him a chance as a director. After making a short film of ''Literature/TheTellTaleHeart'', Dassin was able to move up to making features. Though he made such well-regarded movies as ''Film/BruteForce1947'' and ''Film/TheNakedCity'', Dassin ended up fleeing to Europe to avoid the [[UsefulNotes/TheHollywoodBlacklist blacklist]], and made some of his most well-known films there, including ''Film/NightAndTheCity'', ''Film/{{Rififi]]'', ''Film/NeverOnSunday'', and ''Film/{{Topkapi}}''.
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Jules Dassin (December 18, 1911 - March 31, 2008) was a Jewish-American director. He started out in theater and radio before getting a job as assistant director on such films as ''Film/MrAndMrsSmith1941'' for Creator/AlfredHitchcock, before convincing Creator/MetroGoldwynMayer to give him a chance as a director. After making a short film of ''Literature/TheTellTaleHeart'', Dassin was able to move up to making features. Though he made such well-regarded movies as ''Film/BruteForce1947'' and ''Film/TheNakedCity'', Dassin ended up fleeing to Europe to avoid the [[UsefulNotes/TheHollywoodBlacklist blacklist]], and made some of his most well-known films there, including ''Film/NightAndTheCity'', ''Film/{{Rififi]]'', ''Film/{{Rififi}}'', ''Film/NeverOnSunday'', and ''Film/{{Topkapi}}''.''Film/{{Topkapi}}''.
Dassin was married twice, to concert violinist Beatrice Launer, and then to actress Melina Mercouri, whom he met while making ''Never On Sunday''. He died at the age of 96.
!!Films directed by Jules Dassin with their own page:
* ''Literature/TheCantervilleGhost'' (1944)
* ''Film/BruteForce1947''
* ''Film/TheNakedCity'' (1948)
* ''Film/NightAndTheCity'' (1950)
* ''Film/{{Rififi}}'' (1955)
* ''Film/NeverOnSunday'' (1960) (also writer, producer and actor)
* ''Film/{{Topkapi}}'' (1964) (also producer)
Dassin was married twice, to concert violinist Beatrice Launer, and then to actress Melina Mercouri, whom he met while making ''Never On Sunday''. He died at the age of 96.
!!Films directed by Jules Dassin with their own page:
* ''Literature/TheCantervilleGhost'' (1944)
* ''Film/BruteForce1947''
* ''Film/TheNakedCity'' (1948)
* ''Film/NightAndTheCity'' (1950)
* ''Film/{{Rififi}}'' (1955)
* ''Film/NeverOnSunday'' (1960) (also writer, producer and actor)
* ''Film/{{Topkapi}}'' (1964) (also producer)
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Jules Dassin (December 18, 1911 - March 31, 2008) was a Jewish-American director. He started out in theater and radio before getting a job as assistant director on such films as ''Film/MrAndMrsSmith1941'' for Creator/AlfredHitchcock, before convincing Creator/MetroGoldwynMayer to give him a chance as a director. After making a short film of ''Literature/TheTellTaleHeart'', Dassin was able to move up to making features. Though he made such well-regarded movies as ''Film/BruteForce1947'' and ''Film/TheNakedCity'', Dassin ended up fleeing to Europe to avoid the [[UsefulNotes/TheHollywoodBlacklist blacklist]], and made some of his most well-known films there, including ''Film/NightAndTheCity'', ''Film/{{Rififi]]'', ''Film/NeverOnSunday'', and ''Film/{{Topkapi}}''.
