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Gene Wilder (Jerome Silberman real name) is an American actor, a legend. His motherland is Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Gene was born in the family of an immigrant from Russia William J. Silberman. He started his career in Community Theater. Gene’s screen debut was in the film "Bonnie and Clyde" in 1967. Also Gene Wilder has become a famous actor for his role in the cult comedy of Mel Brooks’ "Producers” in 1968. And next several years Gene continued their collaboration. In 1974, Wilder and Brooks co-wrote the screenplay for the film "Young Frankenstein". This scene was nominated for the most popular award in the world, for an Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay. In this movie Wilder played the role of Dr. Frederick Frankenstein. Other notable roles: four films together with Richard Pryor "Silver Arrow" (1976), "Raving lunatics" (1980), "I cannot see, cannot hear anything" (1989), “Another you” (1991). Also Wilder practiced to make films. The most famous movie made by Gene in1994 is “The women in red”.

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Here you can learn about the movies Gene Wilder acted in. You can see the names of the movies, their budget, years of release and the money gained from the screening of the certain movie. It is always interesting to know.

Movies & Videos	Budget	Year	Opening weekend	US box Office
Another You - George/Abe Fielding	$26M	1991		$2.87M
See No Evil, Hear No Evil - Dave Lyons, Writer (screenplay)	$18M	1989		$46.9M
Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory - Willy Wonka, Soundtrack (performer: "Pure Imagination")	$3M	1971
Young Frankenstein - Dr. Frankenstein, Writer (screen story and screenplay), Soundtrack (performer: "Puttin' on the Ritz")	$2.8M	1974		$86.3M
Blazing Saddles - Jim	$2.6M	1974		$120M
Bonnie and Clyde - Eugene Grizzard	$2.5M	1967
Every Thing You Always Wanted to Know About Sex * But Were Afraid to Ask - Dr. Ross	$2M	1972
The Producers - Leo Bloom, Soundtrack (performer: "By The Light Of The Silvery Moon")	$941K	1968	$6.09K	$112K
The Woman in Red - Teddy Pierce, Writer (written by), Director		1984		$25.3M
The Little Prince - The Fox, Soundtrack (performer: "Closer And Closer And Closer")		1974
Haunted Honeymoon - Larry Abbot, Writer (written by), Soundtrack (performer: "Always in All Ways", "Get Happy"), Director		1986		$8.03M
Start the Revolution Without Me - Claude/Philippe		1970
Funny About Love - Duffy Bergman		1990		$8.14M
Quackser Fortune Has a Cousin in the Bronx - Quackser Fortune		1970
Stir Crazy - Skip Donahue, Soundtrack (performer: "Crazy")		1980		$102M
Rhinoceros - Stanley		1974
Sunday Lovers - Skippy (segment "Skippy"), Writer (segment "Skippy"), Director (segment "Skippy")		1980
Silver Streak - George		1976
Back in the Saddle (video documentary short) - Himself, Special Thanks		2001
Hanky Panky - Michael Jordon		1982	$3.6M	$9.43M