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Jack Haley, Jr. Biography (1933-2001)

Full name John J. Haley, Jr.; born October 25, 1933, in Los Angeles, CA; sonof Jack (the actor) and Florence (McFadden) Haley; married Liza Minelli (divorced). Addresses: HOME--Los Angeles, CA.

Nationality

American

Gender

Male

Birth Details

October 25, 1933

Los Angeles, California

Death Details

April 21, 2001

Santa Monica, California

Famous Works

• Credits; PRINCIPAL TELEVISION WORK
• Producer, The Race for Space, 1959.
• producer and director, Man in Space, 1959.
• producer, Hollywood: The Golden Years, 1960-61.
• producer, Hollywood: The Great Stars, 1962.
• producer, Hollywood: The Fabulous Era, 1962.
• producer, Biography, 1962.
• producer and director, And Away We Go, 1963-64.
• producer, The Incredible World of James Bond, 1965.
• producer, writer, and director, Hollywood and the Stars, 1964-65.
• producer and director, The General, 1965.
• producer, The Legend of Marilyn Monroe, 1966.
• producer and co-writer, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the White House, 1966.
• producer, director, and writer, The Hidden World, 1967.
• producer, The Highlights of the Ice Capades, 1967.
• producer, With Love, Sophia, 1967.
• producer and writer, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the White House, 1967.
• producer and director, Movin' with Nancy, 1967.
• Producer and director, Monte Carlo, C'est La Rose, 1968.
• producer, The Highlights of the Ice Capades, 1968.
• producer and director, The Beat of Brass, 1968.
• producer, The Highlights of the Ice Capades, 1969.
• director, Academy Awards Presentation, 1969.
• producer, co-director, and co-writer, Frank Sinatra, Jr. with Family andFriends, 1969.
• producer, Academy Awards Show, 1974.
• producer, The Mac Davis Special, 1975.
• producer, The Mac Davis Christmas Special, 1975.
• producer, 50 Years of MGM, 1975.
• producer, America Salutes Richard Rodgers, 1976.
• producer, Life Goes to the Movies, 1976.
• director, Life Goes to War: Hollywood and the Homefront, 1977.
• producer, That's Hollywood, 1977-79.
• producer, director, and co-writer, Bob Hope's World of Comedy, 1976.
• producer, Heroes of Rock 'n' Roll, 1979.
• producer, Academy Awards Show, 1979.
• producer, American Movie Awards, 1981, 1982.
• producer, Hollywood: The Gift of Laughter, 1982.
• producer, Ripley's Believe It or Not!, 1983-present.
• producer, Academy Awards Show, 1984.
• Credits; PRINCIPAL FILM WORK; DIRECTOR
• Norwood, Paramount, 1970.
• The Love Machine, Columbia, 1970.
• That's Entertainment, United Artists, 1974.
• That's Dancing, 1985.