In Memoriam of Associate Producer Tom Pevsner (1926-2014)
By: Anders Frejdh
Published:
2014-08-19
FSWL are saddened to report the passing of Tom Pevsner, aged 87. Tom was a long-time member of the 'James Bond family'. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family.
"Tom Pevsner was my nuts and bolts man on all my Bond films. His experience and support were invaluable to my success. He was very honest and straightforward, a wise man who took care of all the details required behind the scenes always taking a back seat and encouraging others."
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John Glen, director for five of the six Bonds Tom Pevsner worked on
Obituary:
Veteran filmmaker, Tom Pevsner, died on 19, August 2014, aged 87. Born in Dresden, Germany in 1926, Pevsner had a long career in the UK film industry working on over 40 features.
He started out as an assistant director on films like The Cruel Sea and The Ladykillers. Pevsner also worked on Darryl F. Zanuck’s 1962 WWII epic, The Longest Day – which featured Sean Connery in a small role. (Pevsner worked as Production Supervisor on another Connery title, 1975’s The Wind and the Lion.)
Like the late
Iris Rose, Pevsner began his Bond career on For Your Eyes Only, serving as Associate Producer. He worked on the next five Bonds, ending with 1995’s GoldenEye on which he was Executive Producer. His death was another tragic loss for Eon and the Bond fan community.
Tom Pevsner's James Bond films:
1981:
For Your Eyes Only (Associate producer)
1983:
Octopussy (1983) (Associate producer)
1985:
A View To A Kill (Associate producer)
1987:
The Living Daylights (Associate producer)
1989:
Licence To Kill (Associate producer)
1995:
GoldenEye (1995) (Executive producer)
Photo above:
Tom Pevsner interviewed for Inside 'Octopussy' in 1999. © MGM/UA Home Entertainment. All rights reserved.
For more information about Tom Pevsner's career, check out his IMDB profile:
www.imdb.com/name/nm0678932/
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