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Gene Wilder (Jerome Silberman, 11 June 1933, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA - 26 August 2016 Stamford, Connecticut, USA), was an American actor, director, and writer. Raised in a Jewish family, Wilder developed an interest in acting after his mother was diagnosed with a heart condition and her doctor suggested he make her laugh. This advice deeply influ... (Read the full Tiiip)

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Gene Wilder (Jerome Silberman, 11 June 1933, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA - 26 August 2016 Stamford, Connecticut, USA), was an American actor, director, and writer. Raised in a Jewish family, Wilder developed an interest in acting after his mother was diagnosed with a heart condition and her doctor suggested he make her laugh. This advice deeply influenced Wilder, who found in acting and comedy a way to cope with life's challenges. After studying acting at the University of Iowa and the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School in England, Wilder began his career on Broadway before moving to film.

Interests

Wilder was passionate about writing and art. He authored several books, including novels and memoirs. He was also an advocate for ovarian cancer awareness, a cause close to his heart following the death of his third wife, actress Gilda Radner, from the disease. Wilder dedicated himself to raising public awareness and funds for research.

Major Films

"Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory" (1971): His portrayal of the mysterious and eccentric Willy Wonka became iconic, capturing the imagination of generations of viewers.

"Young Frankenstein" (1974): In this comedy classic, Wilder co-wrote and starred as Dr. Frederick Frankenstein. The film became a cult favorite for its humor and originality.

"Blazing Saddles" (1974): This Western parody showcased Wilder's comedic talent and his ability to satirize film genres.

"The Woman in Red" (1984): In addition to acting, Wilder directed and wrote this romantic film, demonstrating his versatility in the film world.