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in English! Call My Agent was the TV smash and the UK remake is here, writes JAN MOIR Mon Dieu! My favourite French farce is a hit. Historian Lucy Worsley says it is 'distasteful' that women are often the victim in crime dramas and wants to shift the focus to female murderers would also help greenlight and produce Ridley Scott's classic sci-fi horror film Alien (1979), which also turned into a franchise, among a few others during his tenure at 20th Century Fox. In the end, Star Wars (1977) would go on to become a critical and commercial success, earning the title of highest-grossing film of all time, up to that point, and spawning an array of sequel and prequel films, television, video games and franchise merchandise. And despite being perceived as a risky endeavor, Stulberg would approve the production, which was plagued by location difficulties, story problems and budgetary disagreements. who would bring George Lucas' Star Wars to Fox President Gordon Stulberg for consideration. who would bring George Lucas' Star Wars to Fox President Gordon Stulberg for consideration, despite it being widely deemed as a risky endeavor He is pictured (left with Lucas (center) and Director Ron Howard on the set of the film Willow (1988) Sadly, his daughter Chelsea died peacefully in her sleep on Maat the age of 34

Ladd is survived by his three remaining children: Ladd-Jones and her sisters, Kelliann and Tracy Ladd.

received the 2,348th star on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame on September 28, 2007

The Ladd Company saw its success soar with Academy Award winners Chariots Of Fire (1981), The Right Stuff (1983), and more recently, Gone Baby Gone (2007).

His began his career in Hollywood as an agent in the early 1960s, representing for the likes of Robert Redford and Judy Garland at CMA under Freddie Fields.

would go on to have an even more successful career, which included numerous accolades

Despite his father's success in Hollywood, Ladd Jr.

His father found success in the 1940s and early 1950s, particularly in the Western genre, with such films as This Gun for Hire (1942), The Glass Key (1942), The Blue Dahlia (1946) and Shane (1953).

He was the son of actor Alan Ladd, who died at the age of 50 in 1964, and Marjorie Jane, Ladd’s first wife, whom he met in high school.

His daughter Amanda Ladd-Jones, who directed the documentary Laddie: The Man Behind The Movies,' announced his passing at his Los Angeles home on the film's Facebook page.

"Runaway," "Don't Tell Me No," and the dancehall anthem "First Real Love" with Beenie Man are highlights.Braveheart producer Alan Ladd Jr, who greenlit such classics as Star Wars and Alien, dies at 84 It finds her sounding rejuvenated, singing about struggles through adversity, staying true to herself, and the ups and downs of various relationships. Braveheart (released via her own label, Written Entertainment) is her first full-length since 2008's The Declaration. Three more albums followed over the next six years, and she began focusing more on acting and charity work. After struggling for years, she was now one of the biggest names in music. 1 single "Foolish" and winning a GRAMMY® for Best Contemporary R&B Album. and began both writing and singing hooks with rappers like Big Pun, Ja Rule, and Fat Joe, costarring on mega-hits like "What's Luv?" and "Always on Time." Her self-titled debut LP dropped the following year, going triple-platinum on the strength of its No. In 2001 she linked up with Irv Gotti's Murder Inc. Ashanti entered the music biz while still in high school and had early deals in the late '90s with Bad Boy, Jive, and Epic.