Ernest Maxin

Ernest Maxin

Deceased · Born: Aug 22, 1923 · Died: Sep 27, 2018

Personal Details

BornAug 22, 1923 London, England, UK
Spouse
  • Leigh Madison

    ( Dec 4, 1960 to Jan 8, 2009 )
  • Rae Johnson

    ( Dec 31, 1969 to Jun 15, 2025 )

Biography

Ernest Maxin, a renowned and accomplished film producer and director, made his auspicious debut into the world on August 22, 1923, in the vibrant and bustling metropolis of London, England, a city that would subsequently serve as the stimulating backdrop for his remarkable and illustrious career in the entertainment industry, marked by numerous groundbreaking achievements and milestones that would solidify his position as a stalwart figure in the world of cinema.

Maxin's remarkable career has been characterized by an enduring and profound impact on the entertainment industry, with his most notable and enduring accomplishments including the groundbreaking 1960 television production of "Our House", a pioneering program that showcased his exceptional direction and meticulous attention to detail, demonstrating his unwavering commitment to excellence in his craft and leaving a lasting legacy that continues to inspire and influence generations of artists and entertainment professionals.

Notable among Maxin's extensive array of professional accomplishments is his impressive repertoire, which extends far beyond his iconic work on "Our House". Furthermore, his impressive resume also boasts an association with the 1964 television program "The Kathy Kirby Show", a highly acclaimed series that effectively showcased his remarkable ability to collaborate with talented performers, thereby bringing their exceptional skills and abilities to the forefront.

Maxin's extensive repertoire of achievements encompasses a vast array of creative endeavors, with a notable highlight being the 1964 television series "Miss Adventure", a captivating and adrenaline-fueled production that effectively showcased his multifaceted talents as a producer and director, exemplifying his capacity to excel in various roles and formats.

Notable among the numerous accolades that adorn his illustrious career is the Golden Rose award, a testament to his extraordinary directorial prowess, which he received for his masterful guidance of Charlie Drake's captivating interpretation of the timeless 1812 Overture. This standout performance served as a compelling showcase of his exceptional skill in extracting outstanding performances from his talented cast, thereby cementing his reputation as a visionary director.

Eric Morecambe's fruitful partnership with the iconic comedy duo, Morecambe and Wise, during the 1970s played a pivotal role in solidifying his enduring impact on the entertainment industry. This collaborative endeavour, which yielded numerous critically acclaimed productions, showcased his exceptional talent for working alongside accomplished performers and coaxing outstanding performances from them.

Maxin's life was marked by a profound personal connection with the enchanting Leigh Madison, whom he had the great fortune of sharing his life with until her untimely passing in the year 2009.

Career

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