Samuel Goldwyn was a Polish-American film producer. He was also famous as Samuel Goldfish. He is celebrated for being the executive and founding contributor of various motion picture studios in Hollywood. He bagged in various awards and accolades for his works, including the ‘Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award,’ the ‘Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award,’ and the ‘Golden Globe Cecil B. DeMille Award.’ He made a number of films and presided as Hollywood’s most accomplishing independent producer. Some of his popular films include ‘The Pride of the Yankees,’ ‘Guys and Dolls,’ ‘The Best Years of Our Lives,’ ‘The Bishop’s Wife,’ ‘The Little Foxes,’ ‘Arrowsmith,’ ‘Dodsworth,’ ‘Wuthering Heights,’ ‘Porgy and Bess,’ ‘Stella Dallas,’ ‘Hans Christian Andersen,’ and many more. He earned a star at the ‘Hollywood Walk of Fame,’ and was also awarded the ‘Presidential Medal of Freedom.’