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At one time a clerk for Columbia Pictures, Henshaw quickly worked his way up to casting director and copped one of his first major executive posts in that area with Universal in the early 1960s. Holding a series of vice presidencies during the 60s, Henshaw moved into producing late in the decade, eventually returning to Universal in 1975 as vice president in charge of production. He later assumed increasingly senior positions during the 80s and 90s as head of production for Universal, Polygram, American International Pictures and the Cannon Entertainment Group....

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Filmography

Hellbound - ( Executive in Charge of Production / 1993 / Released / )
Rescue Me - ( Executive Producer / 1993 / Released / )
Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man - ( Producer / 1991 / Released / )
Happy Together - ( Producer / 1990 / Released / Channel Productions )
Can't Buy Me Love - ( Executive Producer / 1987 / Released / )
Rolling Vengeance - ( Executive Producer / 1987 / Released / )
Mischief - ( Executive Producer / 1985 / Released / )
Deadly Blessing - ( Production Executive / 1981 / Released / )
How to Beat the High Cost of Living - ( Production Supervisor / 1980 / Released / )
Nothing Personal - ( Executive in Charge of Production / 1980 / Released / AIP )
Meteor - ( Executive in Charge of Production / 1979 / Released / )
The Amityville Horror - ( Production Supervisor / 1979 / Released / )

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At one time a clerk for Columbia Pictures, Henshaw quickly worked his way up to casting director and copped one of his first major executive posts in that area with Universal in the early 1960s. Holding a series of vice presidencies during the 60s, Henshaw moved into producing late in the decade, eventually returning to Universal in 1975 as vice president in charge of production. He later assumed increasingly senior positions during the 80s and 90s as head of production for Universal, Polygram, American International Pictures and the Cannon Entertainment Group. Over the course of his career Henshaw has overseen or contributed to the development of some 80 films, with specific producing credits on films including "Mischief" (1985), "Can't Buy Me Love" (1987), "Happy Together" (1989), "Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man" (1991) and "Rescue Me" (1992).

Profession(s):
producer, executive, assistant casting director, casting clerk, wardrobe department stock clerk, mail room clerk
Sometimes Credited As:

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Education
University of California at Los Angeles Los Angeles, California BA
Milestones (Back to top)

1991 Executive vice president, production, Cannon Entertainment Group
1980 Became executive vice president in charge of worldwide production for the Polygram Group
1977 Appointed senior vice president in charge of worldwide theatrical production, Universal
1975 Returned to Universal as vice president for production
1973 Named vice president, worldwide production, 20th Century-Fox
1972 Moved to 20th Century-Fox as vice president, creative affairs
1968 Appointed vice president in charge of worldwide production of theatrical and TV-films
1967 Became vice president, creative affairs, Cinema Center Films
1966 Named vice president in charge of creative affairs for world premiere TV-films at Universal
1964 Appointed vice president, talent and casting, Universal Studios
1962 Became vice president, talent and casting, for Universal TV
1959 Named vice president, talent and casting, for Revue Productions
1956 Was appointed to take charge of the casting department
1954 Started at Columbia Pictures working in the mail room
Served successively as a stock clerk in the wardrobe department, a casting clerk and an assistant casting director
Served as executive vice president of worldwide production for American International Pictures



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