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The 18 pages that link to Darryl F. Zanuck, each with the reason it gives.

• Studio systemRelated: He exercised unusually direct influence over film development and production.

• Marilyn MonroeRelated: As a powerful studio chief, Zanuck shaped the opportunities and constraints of Monroe’s Fox career.

• 20th Century FoxRelated: He became the new studio’s production chief and shaped its early output.

• Fox Film CorporationRelated: He became a leading figure in the company formed from Fox Film’s merger.

• Hollywood's Golden AgeRelated: His influence linked studio production to commercial storytelling and star-making.

• Joseph L. MankiewiczRelated: Zanuck’s Fox studio employed Mankiewicz as a writer, producer, and director.

• 20th Century StudiosRelated: He led production at the merged studio for decades.

• Robert WiseRelated: Zanuck’s studio backed The Sound of Music and gave Wise a major production platform.

• The Longest DayRelated: He produced The Longest Day and drove its large-scale production.

• Edward G. RobinsonRelated: Zanuck’s studio employed Robinson during the later part of his film career.

• Raoul WalshRelated: Zanuck’s production decisions shaped projects and opportunities during Walsh’s studio career.

• Franklin J. SchaffnerRelated: Zanuck backed Planet of the Apes, a major turning point in Schaffner's film career.

• Gene TierneyRelated: As Fox’s production chief, Zanuck oversaw the studio where Tierney became a star.

• Kay FrancisRelated: As a Warner executive, he helped shape the studio system in which Francis became a star.

• Carole LandisRelated: As a powerful Fox executive, he shaped the studio system in which Landis worked.

• Lewis MilestoneRelated: Zanuck’s studio employed Milestone on several productions, including A Walk in the Sun.