Behind Marlboro's success is an advertising strategy developed by Leo Burnett. The Marlboro brand, which has only 1% of the cigarette market in the USA, became the biggest cigarette seller in the country and the world, with sales increasing 10-fold by 1972 after its restructuring in 1955.
The greatest chef of his time, George Auguste Escoffier is considered by chefs and gourmets to be the father of the twentieth century. He also prepared the cuisine and menu of the famous ship Titanic.
Every profession and sector has its firsts. The world's first famous chef is French Marie Antonin Careme. The reason why cooks wear white is also because of Câreme. He took the uniforms of the officers in the French army, had them sewn in white, and used them as uniforms in his kitchen.
Dino Buzzati is among the greatest writers of the 20th century. In the summer of 1940, he published "Tatar Desert", which is considered his masterpiece. This novel is still considered among the most important works of contemporary world literature.
When he was 12 years old, he was shooting zombie movies with his brothers in the woods near their home:
Rod Whitaker, who became famous for the espionage and adventure novels he wrote under the name "Trevanian", published works on various subjects under many pseudonyms, such as "Nicholas Seare" and "Benat LeCagot". The author's real name was learned close to his death.
He is both a writer, director, and producer. The man who showed the cinema industry how cleverly high-tech, action-packed productions can be prepared.
In addition to being a good director, a good actor, and a good screenwriter, Yılmaz Güney is one of the most well-known stars of Turkish cinema, especially in Europe. So what are the features that make him so famous?
Cortázar is a writer who refuses to be sullen in literature and sets out to prove that it can be a form of entertainment. Known as one of the founders of the Latin American Boom, Cortázar influenced an entire generation of Spanish-speaking readers and writers in America and Europe.
Our author, who refused to participate in the Vietnam War and settled in Canada for a while in 1968, inspired the movie Matrix with his novel Neuromancer.
