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Feb 10, 2004 · An Interview with Avi Arad. The name Avi Arad might not be a household one, but you've probably got a few movies bearing his name on your DVD shelf – X-Men, Spider-Man, Hulk, and Daredevil are ...
Avi Arad ( / ˈɑːvi ˈærəd /; tiếng Hebrew: אבי ארד ; sinh ngày 18 tháng 4 năm 1948) là một doanh nhân người Mỹ gốc Israel. Ông từng là CEO của công ty Toy Biz vào thập niên 1990 và ngay sau đó là giám đốc kinh doanh của Marvel Entertainment, giám đốc của Marvel. Ông cũng từng là chủ tịch, CEO và nhà sáng lập Marvel Studios ...
Arad is credited as executive producer on the 1990s Marvel animated TV series, starting with 1992's "X-Men" for Fox Kids. Arad was the executive producer of Spike TV's Blade: The Series. On May 31, 2006, Arad resigned his various Marvel positions, including his leadership of Marvel Studios to form his own production company, Avi Arad Productions.
Podle producenta Aviho Arada bylo největší příležitostí filmu zobrazení Captaina ( Chris Evans) jako muže, ztraceného v čase, prostřednictvím jehož pohledu - vidí ideál v maloměstké Americe - spatříme náš svět. Otázka zní: "Jsme po uplynulých šedesáti letech jiní?
May 4, 2007 · Meet Avi Arad, the Man Who Launched the Superhero Craze The producer almost single-handedly transformed Marvel Comics from a slumbering entertainment giant into a silver screen juggernaut.
Avi Arad. Avi Arad ( / ˈɑːvi ˈɑːrɑːd /; Ibrani: ארד ;18 April, 1948) [1] [2] ialah ahli perniagaan Israel-Amerika dan penerbit filem yang menjadi CEO Syarikat Toy Biz pada tahun 1990-an dan tidak lama selepas itu menjadi ketua pegawai kreatif Marvel Entertainment, pengarah Marvel, dan pengerusi, CEO dan pengasas Marvel Studios. [3]
Avi Arad Born in Ramat Gan, Israel, Arad came to the United States to attend Hofstra University where he earned his degree in industrial business management in 1972. After graduation, Arad worked in the toy design industry, soon becoming one of the most successful toy inventors in the business, earning credit for such designs as "Zap-It," "Skip-It" and "My Pretty Ballerina." So influential was ...
