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- Q816610 abstract "Benjamin "Ben" Tatar (January 23, 1930 – November 29, 2012) was an American film, television, theater, and voice actor. Where the lines between professional and personal life blur, Tatar was also a former live-in personal assistant and companion of actress Ava Gardner.Tatar was born in January 23, 1930, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. His interest in acting and entertainment began as a student at Schenley High School in Pittsburgh; he also began acting at the Pittsburgh Playhouse and the YM&WHA as a high school student. Tatar enlisted in the United States Army during the Korean War. He enrolled in the University of Pittsburgh after the returning from the war, where he received a bachelor's degree in drama and English. (He also worked part-time at the Original Hot Dog Shop in Oakland, which was owned by his uncle.)Following college, Tatar won a scholarship in 1955 to attend an acting-affiliate of the American Theatre Wing in New York City. The other scholarship student at that time was James Earl Jones. The prestige of the school and Ben’s solid acting talent won him excellent working relationships with influential theatre folk, and his Pittsburgh connections, including director Henry Weinstein, garnered him the social company of such luminaries as Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller.Tatar began his television career behind the scenes, first as a cue card holder for such shows as The Kate Smith Show and The Jimmie Rodgers Show. He also read and answered mail sent by fans to those shows and to The Honeymooners, starring Jackie Gleason. Working with Jackie Gleason provided Ben with a working journey to Paris, traveling aboard the USS United States, to make the movie Gigot, directed by Gene Kelly, as Tatar became Gleason's personal assistant, while Gleason was filming a movie with director Gene Kelly. His additional film credits included The Thin Red Line, which was filmed in location in Spain and released in 1964; the 1965 film, Battle of the Bulge; and The Wind and the Lion in 1975. He was also in "Patton," and worked as director of the English versions and as dialogue coach for films of Vicente Aranda, whose work included "The Blood-Spattered Bride" and "The Exquisite Corpse," during which he got to know actress Capucine. Tatar also worked with Telly Savalas.Tatar worked in Spain throughout the 1960s and 1970s, where he became a language voice dubbing director and voice-over artist for television and film production companies based in the country. His fluency in five languages - English, French, German, Italian and Spanish – aided him in the profession.In 1981, Tatar moved back from New York City to his native Pittsburgh to care for his mother. He settled in Pittsburgh's Highland Park neighborhood, where he resided for more than thirty years. Away from the acting hubs in New York and Los Angeles, Tatar turned his professional attention to local theater, as well as film and television productions filmed on-location in the Pittsburgh area.Tatar’s return to Pittsburgh benefited Pittsburgh cultural endeavors: he did much acting and directing and also voice-overs here. He was a member of the JCC Theatre Club for many years. His later work included productions at the Pittsburgh Irish & Classical Theater and for the Jewish Theatre of Pittsburgh. He also appeared in numerous low-budget horror films produced in Pittsburgh.In 1995, Tatar co-starred in the Hallmark Hall of Fame television movie, The Piano Lesson, which was written by playwright, August Wilson, another Pittsburgh native.Tatar authored an unpublished autobiography titled, "The Dream Never Dies," in which he wrote of his early career, his work with leading actors on various films, his relationship with Ava Gardner and his voice-over career in Spain. In addition to acting, Tatar created word searches and compiled crossword puzzles for the publishing firm, Dell Publishing.Tatar died from chronic pulmonary disease at UPMC Shadyside in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on November 29, 2012, at the age of 82. Tatar, who never married, was buried at B'nai Israel Cemetery.".
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