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01 PL LIDO HOJE 01-0958/1995 ÀS COM.ISSÕE S DE40 OUT 1995 CQ/' sTr-o r(21 ifk't ............ Denomina de OTTO PREMINGER, a Viela c490,.., c-3 42-4„K _E._ .(2.4,94,-(0.,Jr9, Oito, localizada no setor 187 - Qua- dra 248 - AR/PR. • A Câmara Municipal de São Paulo decreta: Art. 12 - Fica denominado de OTTO PREMINGER, o logradouro público, conhecido como Viela Oito, localizada entre a Rua Cava- lo Marinho (CODLOG 25.418-5) e Rua Ernesto Bottoni (COD- LOG 26.792-9) setor 187 - Quadra 248 - Jd. Adelfiore AR/PR. Art. 22 - As despesas decorrentes com a execução da presente lei correrão por conta das dotações orçamentárias próprias, • suplementadas se necessário. Art. 32 - Esta lei entrará em vigor na data de sua publicação,re- vogadas as disposiOes em contrário. Sala dap~ssis, SEÇÃO DE REViSÃO 10 OUT 1995 ADOR MARIO NODA Vice Líder # PTB er",i42-bera' JUSTIFICATIVA Considerando que esta propositura atende aos requisitos exigidos no Decreto n2 27.568 de 22.12.88, em especial ao artigo 17 e seus parágrafos 12 e 29. Considerando que o ente homenageado faleceu em 23.04. 1986 conforme publicação im?ressa na Enciclopédia barca de 1987 página 58. Propomos aos nobres edis desta Casa este projeto de lei visando perpetuar esta ilustre pessoa, cuja biografia passamos a expor: PREMINGER, Otto Ludwig lek Diretor de cinema austríaco naturalizado norte-america- no (Viena, 5-XII-1905 - Nova York, 23-IV-1986). Contribuiu com suas produções independentes e provocativas - The Moon is blue (1953). Anatomy of a murder (1959) e The Man with the golden arm (1955) - para desmantelar a censura interna da própria indústria cinematográfica. Conseguiu-o empregando linguagem proibida explorando temas até então vedados, como o estupro e os tóxic s. Fizera carreira nos palcos europeus e servira com brilho comó a - sistente do diretor Max Reinhardt antes de fugir para os Estado continua &ci7)1 rta/uz Unidos em 1935. No ano seguinte, dirigiu seu primeiro filme na América, Under your spell. Exibiu também, na Broadway,seus talen- tos de ator, fazendo o nazista de Margin for error (1943). fez também, no cinema, o nazista de Stalag 17 (1953). Impunha terror a atores e subordinados e com isso se comprazia, o que o indispôs com todo mundo. Era chamado 'Otto o Terrível'. Seus filmes poli - ciais são os mais apreciados. The Sidewalk ends (1950), Anatomy of a murder (1959) e Sunny Lake is missing (1955). Louva-se espe- cialmente Laura (1944), considerado sua obra-prima. Projetos mais ambiciosos - Saint Joan (1957),Exodus (1960) e The Cardinal(1963) - foram recebidos com alguma reserva. Outros filmes: Forever am- ber (1947), Carmen Jones (1954), The Court martial of Billy Mit - chell (1955), Advise and consent (1962), Hurry Sundown (1967) e The Human factor (1980). Preminger foi duas vezes candidato a me- lhor diretor do ano (por ocasião de Laura e The Cardinal) mas ja- mais recebeu um prêmio da Academia. X.X.X.X.X.X.X.X.X.X.X.X.X.X.X.

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