Goldwyn

[ gohld-win ]

noun

1. Samuel Samuel Goldfish, 1882–1974, U.S. movie producer, born in Poland.

Example Sentences

“Scandal” stars Tony Goldwyn and Kerry Washington reunited to bring up the nieces of the party’s nominee Kamala Harris to teach everyone how to pronounce her name.

From Salon

“You’ve got Tony Goldwyn who thrilled everyone as president in ‘Scandal’ and has kept himself involved in the political community,” Haddad added, citing one of the convention’s celebrity hosts.

From Los Angeles Times

An assistant for studio chief Louis B. Mayer saw her perform, and the next day she had a contract with Metro Goldwyn Mayer — and a new name.

From Los Angeles Times

She wriggles back into the writers’ room by blackmailing Deborah over her brief liaison with Tony Goldwyn’s head of network.

From New York Times

Director Tony Goldwyn opens his family dramedy “Ezra” in the warm, collegial comfort of a comedy club.

From Los Angeles Times