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Walter P. Chrysler kept his car company headquarters in Michigan. He built the Chrysler Building as a separate venture for his sons.
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Between 1929 and 1930, 2,400 men were involved in the construction of the Chrysler Building.
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Eagle designer Chesley Bonestell became one of Hollywood's top special effects artists. He created "Xanadu" for the 1941 film Citizen Kane.
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The Chrysler Building went into foreclosure in 1975 and was purchased for $35 million. Two decades later, new owners would buy it for more than $220 million.
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Narrator: An icon of architectural brilliance, once the world's tallest building, unmistakable on the New York skyline, a tower of lights and stainless steel more than 1,000 feet high. Now: The Chrysler Building, on Modern Marvels
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Commentators:
Hugh Hardy
Architect, Hardy Holzman Pfieffer AssociatesEric Hammarberg
Associate Director of Preservation, LZA TechnologyNeal Bascomb
Author, Higher: Epic 1920s Skyscraper RaceFrank B Rhodes, Jr
Great-Grandson of Walter P. ChryslerCarol H. Krinsky
Professor of Fine Arts, NYUDavid Stravitz
Author, The Chrysler BuildingChristopher Gray
Contributing Editor, The Chrysler BuildingCarol Willis
Director, The Skyscraper MuseumVincent Curcio
Author, ChryslerDonald Friedman
Director of Preservation, LZA TechnologyRon Miller
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Executive Producer: Don Cambou
Writer: Nancy Oey
Producer: Nancy Oey
Line Producer: Paul Dzilvelis
Narrator: Max Raphael
Editor: Andre Vaillancourt
Producer: Bruce Nash
Creator: Bruce Nash
Music: Alan Ett
Production Manager: Kathlene Exner
Post Production Supervisor: Jason Steinberg
Clearance Supervisor: Katie Del Core
Director of Research: Hildie Katibah
Post Production Coordinator: Gary Reid
Production Auditor: Dani Eslin
Production Coordinator: Michael Z Davis
Assistant Production Coordinator: James Wiser
Archivist: Nilda Pergola-Jensen
Clearance Assistant: Gabe Martinez
Assistant Editor: Jesse Kingsley
Assistant Editor: Scott R. Martin
Voice Over Coordinator: Anthony Lacques
Assistant Production Accountant: Linda Scribner
Assistant Production Accountant: Dennis Luciani
Production Assistant: Shana Hilton
Production Assistant: Mike Taylor
Camera: Dylan S. O'Brien
Online Editor: David Rex
Sound Mixer: Marcus Pardo
Animation: Glenn Takakjian
Graphic Artist: Barry Hill
Historical Consultant: Neal Bascomb
Historical Consultant: Johann N. Schmidt
Footage Consultant: Ted TrollSpecial Thanks:
Donald Friedman
The General Society of Mechanics & Tradesmen
Grand Hyatt New York
Katharine Meyer
The Municipal Art Society of New York
Frank B. Rhodes, Jr
David & Amy Stravitz
Tishman Epeyer Properties
Ed Koch, Partner in Law Firm Bryan Cave, LLPExecutive Producer: Beth Dietrich-Segarra
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On August 15-19, 2005, The History Channel had a New York City week, where they had shows about New York. This was one of them. Ed Koch hosted three of them (Empire State Building, The Chrysler Building, and New York Bridges). David Dinkins hosted the other two (Statue of Liberty and The NYC Subway).
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