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Actor Tony Goldwyn, grandson of movie mogul
Sam Goldwyn, directs his first feature film.

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IV hen he was growing up
in Los Angeles,
actor/director Tony
Goldwyn decided that
no matter what he did, he wouldn't go
into the family business.
Tony's grandfather, Samuel Goldwyn
(born Schmuel Gelbfisz in Warsaw,
Poland) was one of a powerful group of
Jewish immigrants who defined the
American movie industry. His father,
Samuel Goldwyn Jr., is an independent
producer and film distributor.
So when Tony began acting in high
school plays and found that he loved it,
the realization that he had discovered his
future vocation was peppered with dread.
"As any actor will tell you, once
you get bit by the bug, you can't do

anything else," Goldwyn explained via
telephone. "I just thought, 'Oh, no, I
have to do this,' and the fact that it
was associated with the family busi-
ness was very frustrating to me."
But Goldwyn still made his own
way, attending Brandeis University and
the London Academy of Music and Art
before becoming a regular performer at
the prestigious Williamstown Theater
Festival. In addition to plays (he won
an Obie for The Sum of Us), Goldwyn,
38, has appeared in independent films
( The Substance of Fire), Hollywood hits
(Ghost) and quality television (playing
Neil Armstrong in HBO's "From the
Earth to the Moon").
Now he's directed his first film, A
Walk on the Moon, set in a Catskills
bungalow colony during the summer

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