William Hare
Began writing career while a student at Alemany High School as an editor of the Los Angeles Examiner's prep school writing section, the Scholastic Sports Association. Became the youngest person ever to cover a World Series game for a major metropolitan newspaper.
Was the youngest sports editor of a Los Angeles area daily newspaper while serving in that position with the Inglewood Daily News chain. .
Began doing movie articles as well while at the Inglewood Daily News chain, interviewing stars such as Kim Novak, Ernest Borgnine, Patrick McGoohan, Bill Bixby and Gale Gordon.
Later became involved writing about films in magazines such as Hollywood Studio, Classic Screen and others. Featured a "Great Directors" series, interviewing Mervyn LeRoy, Rouben Mamoulian, Ken Annakin and George Pal and wrote pieces evaluating the careers of directors Alfred Hitchcock and Carol Reed. Also did articles on Joseph Cotten, Susannah York, Clint Eastwood, Charles Bronson and others.
Graduated from California State University at Northridge with a major in political science and minors in history and English. Received a juris doctorate degree from San Fernando Valley College of Law and edited the law review.
Author of the international historical work "Struggle for the Holy Land" covering 3,500 years of Middle East history. Also authored cinema historical works in the film noir field with "Early Film Noir" and "L.A. Noir" while also writing "Hitchcock and the Methods of Suspense" studying the technique of the famous film director.
Have written more than 500 articles on American politics and world affairs that have been published in Political Cortex, Antemedius, Buzz Flash, Op Ed News and others.
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Was the youngest sports editor of a Los Angeles area daily newspaper while serving in that position with the Inglewood Daily News chain. .
Began doing movie articles as well while at the Inglewood Daily News chain, interviewing stars such as Kim Novak, Ernest Borgnine, Patrick McGoohan, Bill Bixby and Gale Gordon.
Later became involved writing about films in magazines such as Hollywood Studio, Classic Screen and others. Featured a "Great Directors" series, interviewing Mervyn LeRoy, Rouben Mamoulian, Ken Annakin and George Pal and wrote pieces evaluating the careers of directors Alfred Hitchcock and Carol Reed. Also did articles on Joseph Cotten, Susannah York, Clint Eastwood, Charles Bronson and others.
Graduated from California State University at Northridge with a major in political science and minors in history and English. Received a juris doctorate degree from San Fernando Valley College of Law and edited the law review.
Author of the international historical work "Struggle for the Holy Land" covering 3,500 years of Middle East history. Also authored cinema historical works in the film noir field with "Early Film Noir" and "L.A. Noir" while also writing "Hitchcock and the Methods of Suspense" studying the technique of the famous film director.
Have written more than 500 articles on American politics and world affairs that have been published in Political Cortex, Antemedius, Buzz Flash, Op Ed News and others.
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