Hyman died Thursday of natural causes in Oxfordshire, England, his friend Joie Gould told The Hollywood Reporter.
Hyman’s father was Eliot Hyman, the pioneering TV syndicator/film financier who co-founded Seven Arts Productions with producer Ray Stark in 1957. Kenneth Hyman also worked at Seven Arts, and after it bought Warner Bros. in 1967, he headed worldwide production for the newly combined company.
Parks, who had found fame as a news photographer for such publications as Life and Vogue, was looking to direct a film based on his semi-autobiographical 1963 novel, The Learning Tree, when he got a meeting with Hyman with the help of John Cassavetes. No Black person had ever helmed…
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