has he been to hollywood?
Yes, with Universal Studios.
Robert Siodmak
Beginning in 1941, he first turned out several B-films and programmers for various studios before he gained a seven-year contract with Universal Studios in 1943. 
what is the plot of the jungle book by rudyard kipling The life and adventures of a boy or "man cub", Mowgli who is raised in the jungle by wolves. when was it written? 1894. can you name the characters from the book? Shere Khan, Mowgli, Baloo, Rikki-Tikki-Tavi, the White Seal and others. was it portrayed in any film? Yes. which actors played the role of the second character? It varied from film to film. Some of the actors were Sabu Dastagir, Jason Scott Lee, Brandon Baker, Neel Sethi ,and Rohan Chand. and is there any other story about this character written by any other writer? Yes, "The Third Jungle Book" by Pamela Jekel ,"The Jungle Book: Last of the Species" by Mark L Miller ,and . "Hunting Mowgli"  by Maxim Antinori. what is this mentioned first story about? It is a collection of new stories about Mowgli, the feral child character, and his animal companions, created by Rudyard Kipling . who was the above mentioned first actor? He was an Indian film actor who later gained United States citizenship. can you name some of his works? "Elephant Boy", " The Thief of Baghdad", "Arabian Nights", "White Savage" , and "Cobra Woman". is this last one a movie? Yes, an American movie. when was it released? 1944. who directed it? Robert Siodmak .
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Robert Siodmak [SEP] Hollywood career
Beginning in 1941, he first turned out several B-films and programmers for various studios before he gained a seven-year contract with Universal Studios in 1943. The best of those early films are the thriller "Fly by Night" in 1942, with Richard Carlson and Nancy Kelly, and in 1943 "Someone to Remember", with Mable Paige in a signature role. As house director, his services were often used to salvage troublesome productions at the studio. On Mark Hellinger's production "Swell Guy" (1946), for instance, Siodmak was brought in to replace Frank Tuttle only six days after completing work on "The Killers". Siodmak worked steadily while under contract, overshadowed by high-profile directors, like Alfred Hitchcock, with whom he had been often compared by the press.