Bernard Glasser

Bernard Glasser was born on Jun 03, 1924 in USA. Bernard Glasser's big-screen debut came with Gold Raiders directed by Edward Bernds in 1951.

Chicago-born Bernard Glasser grew up in what he calls "the movie generation" and fell in love with pictures at the ripe old age of four. In the late 1940s, while working as a teacher at Beverly Hills High School, he got his feet wet in the film industry by working as a production assistant. In 1950 he invested in an old motion picture studio and turned it into a rental lot, Keywest Studios. Glasser leased his facility to producers like