Bruce Davis, Longtime AMPAS Executive Director, Dies at 83
Bruce Davis, who served as Executive Director of AMPAS and helped develop the Margaret Herrick Library and Academy Film Archive, died Sept. 5.
Bruce Davis, who served as Executive Director of AMPAS and helped develop the Margaret Herrick Library and Academy Film Archive, died Sept. 5.
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Bruce Davis, who served as Executive Director of AMPAS and helped develop the Margaret Herrick…
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