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Richard Shepherd (producer)
Richard "Dick" Shepherd (born Richard Allen Silberman, June 4, 1927 – January 14, 2014) was an American film producer.
== Biography ==
Born Richard Allen Silberman in 1927 in Kansas City, Missouri, he attended Stanford University and studied journalism. After graduating, he worked for talent agent Lew Wasserman, selling syndicated TV shows. In the early 1950s, Jews were somewhat ostracized where he worked, and he changed his name to Shepherd, according to his son Scott.〔 During his employment with Wasserman, Shepherd enlisted in the United States Army, writing stories for the ''Stars and Stripes'' newspaper in post-World War II Germany. After his service, he would go on to head production at Warner Bros. in 1970 and MGM in 1976, before founding his own agency, the Artists Agency, where he would work into his 70s.
His notable role as producer came with the 1961 film ''Breakfast at Tiffany's''. When Paramount Pictures wanted to replace the signature song ''Moon River'', both Shepherd and co-producer Martin Jurow exclaimed "Over our dead bodies!" The song later won the Academy Award for Best Original Song.〔
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