Stevenson, Robert: Hollywood director was Buxton lad
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IT’S a far cry from the regency spa town of Buxton to the brash, bright lights of Hollywood – but one local boy made this huge step across the Atlantic in a career that saw him become one of the world’s greatest movie directors.
Indeed, a poll in the movie magazine Variety, in 1977, named Robert Stevenson as “the most commercially successful director in the history of films”.
During a long career at the Walt Disney Studios, he was responsible for such blockbusters as Mary Poppins, Bedknobs and Broomsticks and The Love Bug.
This article is from the Derby Evening Telegraph and is reproduced online here.
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