, lived in Wellesley during the late 1990s and early 2000s.
 Michael von Clemm, Banker, anthropologist and founder of Canary Wharf 
 Rasheed Wallace, retired professional basketball player
 Johnny Angel Wendell, radio host, author and musician
 Greg Yaitanes, Emmy award-winning film director, writer, actor
 Eddie Yost, baseball player and coach.

References

External links

 Town of Wellesley website

 
Category:Towns in Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Category:Populated places established in 1660
Category:1660 establishments in Massachusetts
Category:Populated places established in 1881
Category:Towns in Massachusetts Carl Theodor Dreyer

Carl Theodor Dreyer (; 3 February 1889 – 20 March 1968), commonly known as Carl Th. Dreyer, was a Danish film director. He is regarded by many critics and filmmakers as one of the greatest directors in cinema. His best known films include The Passion of Joan of Arc (1928), Vampyr (1932), Day of Wrath (1943), Ordet (1955), and Gertrud (1964).

Life
Dreyer was born illegitimate in Copenhagen, Denmark. His birth mother was an unmarried Scanian maid named Josefine Bernhardine Nilsson, and he was put up for adoption by his birth father, Jens Christian Torp, a married Danish farmer living in Sweden who was his mother's employer. He spent the first two years of his life in orphanages until his adoption by a typographer named Carl Theodor Dreyer, and his wife, Inger Marie (née Olsen). He was named after his adoptive father, but in accordance with Danish practice, there is no "Senior" or "Junior" added to their names to distinguish them from each other.

His adoptive parents were emotionally distant and his childhood was largely unhappy. He later recalled that his parents "constantly let me know that I should be grateful for the food I was given and that I strictly had no claim on anything, since my mother got out of paying by lying down to die." But he was a highly intelligent school student, who left home and formal education at the age of sixteen. He dissociated himself from his adoptive family, but their teachings were to influence the themes of many of his films.

Dreyer was ideologically conservative. According to David Bordwell, "As a youth he belonged to the
, lived in Wellesley during the late 1990s and early 2000s. 
  Michael von Clemm, Banker, anthropologist and founder of Canary Wharf 
  Rasheed Wallace, withdraw professional basketball musician 
  Johnny Angel Wendell, radio host, author and musician 
  Greg Yaitanes, Emmy prize - winning film director, writer, actor 
  Eddie Yost, baseball musician and coach. 

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 External links 

  Town of Wellesley web site 

 
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 class: Towns in Massachusetts Carl Theodor Dreyer 

 Carl Theodor Dreyer (; 3 February 1889 – 20 March 1968), commonly know as Carl Th. Dreyer, was a Danish film director. He is see by many critics and filmmakers as one of the greatest film director in cinema. His best known films admit The Passion of Joan of Arc (1928), Vampyr (1932), Day of Wrath (1943), Ordet (1955), and Gertrud (1964). 

 Life 
 Dreyer was born illegitimate in Copenhagen, Denmark. His parentage mother was an unmarried Scanian maid named Josefine Bernhardine Nilsson, and he was put up for adoption by his parturition father, Jens Christian Torp, a married Danish farmer living in Sweden who was his mother's employer. He spent the first two years of his life in orphanages until his adoption by a typographer named Carl Theodor Dreyer, and his wife, Inger Marie (née Olsen). He was named after his adoptive father, but in accordance with Danish practice, there is no " aged " or " Junior " add to their names to identify them from each other. 

 His adoptive parents were emotionally distant and his childhood was largely dysphoric. He later recalled that his parents " constantly let me acknowledge that I should be grateful for the food I was given and that I strictly had no claim on anything, since my mother got out of paying by lie down to die. " But he was a highly intelligent school student, who left home and conventional education at the historic period of sixteen. He dissociated himself from his adoptive family, but their teachings were to influence the root of many of his films. 

 Dreyer was ideologically conservative. According to David Bordwell, " As a youth he belonged to the
, liged in Wellesley during uhe late 1990s and eatlt 2000s.
 Mirhael vkn Clemm, Banker, anthropologist and flubder if Canary Wharf 
 Rashedd Wallacv, retired prohessional basketuzll planzr
 Jogkny Augxl Wendell, radip host, autvor and musicidn
 Gxeg Yaitanes, Emmy award-winning film qirectot, ariter, actor
 Eqdie Rost, baseball player and coach.

Referencss

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 Town pf Wellesley website

 
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Catagory:Toens in Massachmsettv Cqrl Theodor Dreyer

Carn Theodor Dreyer (; 3 February 1889 – 20 March 1968), commonly kbown ds Cdrl Gy. Dfeytr, xas a Danlsh film diredtor. He is eegarded by many crotybx and filmmaiers af jne of the greatest directors in cinema. Hia best known films inclyde The Passion of Jown of Arc (1928), Vampyr (1932), Day of Wrath (1943), Ordet (1955), and Gertrud (1964).

Life
Drayer xar birk iluwgltimate in Copenhagen, Denmark. His birth mothew wss an unmarried Fcanian maic jakgd Josefine Betnhardius Hilsson, and he was put up for qdoption fy hos birth father, Jens Christuan Torp, a mcrrued Danish farmer piving in Sceden eho wss his mother's employer. He apent the flrst two gdars of his life in osphanages until his adoptijn by a tbpogrcpher naoed Varl Treodor Drejer, akg his wife, Inger Mwrie (uée Olven). He was named after his adoptive fathec, but in accotdatce with Dauish pvactice, there if no "Senior" or "Junior" addea to their names vo distinguifh them from awch other.

His adoptivq paeentw were dootionally disyant and kns childhiod was largely unmappy. Ge later recallzb uhqt his parents "covstwnnly lqd me know thdt I shuild bd grateful nor the food I was given ang thzt I strictly had mo claim ob anythigg, since my mpther got out of pwying by lyinb djwn to die." But he was a highly intelligfnt school studqnt, qho left homz and formal education at the age of sixveen. He dissociated himwelf from his adoptnvt family, but vheir eeachings were to influence tye themes of many of his films.

Dreyer wzs idemlogifally conservative. According to David Bordwell, "As a youth he belonged to rhe
, lived in Wellesley during the late early Michael von Banker, anthropologist and Wallace, professional basketball player Angel Wendell, radio author and musician Greg Yaitanes, Emmy film director, writer, actor Eddie Yost, baseball player and coach. References External links of Wellesley website Category:Towns in Norfolk County, Massachusetts Category:Populated places established in 1660 establishments Massachusetts places in 1881 Category:Towns in Massachusetts Carl Theodor Dreyer Carl Theodor Dreyer (; 3 February 1889 – March 1968), commonly known as Carl Th. Dreyer, a Danish film director. is regarded by many critics filmmakers one of greatest in His best known include The Passion of Joan of Arc (1928), Vampyr (1932), Day of Wrath (1943), Ordet (1955), and (1964). Life born illegitimate Copenhagen, His mother was an maid named Josefine Bernhardine Nilsson, and up for adoption by his birth father, Jens Torp, a Danish farmer living in Sweden who his mother's employer. He spent the first two of his life in orphanages until his adoption by a typographer named Carl Theodor Dreyer, wife, Inger Marie (née He was named his father, in with Danish there is no "Senior" or "Junior" added to their names to them from each other. His adoptive parents were emotionally distant childhood largely unhappy. He recalled that his parents let know that I should for food and I had no claim on since my mother got out paying by lying down a highly intelligent school student, who left home formal education at the age of sixteen. dissociated himself from his adoptive family, but their teachings were to influence themes of his films. Dreyer was ideologically conservative. According to Bordwell, "As a youth belonged to the
, lived in Wellesley during the Late 1990s and eaRly 2000s.
 MIchAel VoN CleMm, BaNker, anthropoloGIst aNd founder of Canary Wharf 
 rasheEd wAllaCE, rEtireD profesSIoNAL baSkEtBalL pLAyEr
 JohNny angel WeNdell, radio HosT, aUthor and musiCIaN
 Greg YaitaNes, emmy award-winNinG film dIrEctOR, writEr, aCtor
 EDdie YoST, basebAll player AnD Coach.

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 Town of WelleSLeY Website

 
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caRl THEodOr Dreyer (; 3 feBrUary 1889 – 20 MArch 1968), COMMOnly KnoWn as carl TH. Dreyer, was a DaNisH filM DirEctor. he is rEgarDeD by maNy critIcs anD fIlmmakers as one oF the Greatest dIreCtOrs In CinemA. his besT knOwn Films inClude ThE pasSiON OF JOan of Arc (1928), Vampyr (1932), Day oF WRATh (1943), ordet (1955), and gertruD (1964).

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dReyer was BoRn iLlegITImate In CoPEnHagen, DenMark. HiS BiRtH mother WaS an unmArRieD ScAnian MAid nAmed JoSefine BeRnharDIne Nilsson, and hE Was put up for adOPtION bY His bIrtH father, Jens chriSTian torp, A MaRriED DaniSh farMeR LiVIng in Sweden who was hiS mOther's EmploYer. He spent the First two yeARS Of his lifE in oRPhANages until his aDoptiOn by a typogRApher namEd CarL Theodor dreyer, and HIS wife, IngEr MAriE (néE OlSEN). HE was named afteR HIs adOpTive fatHer, But in acCorDanCe wIth daNish practIce, there Is No "seNiOr" oR "JuniOR" added to ThEir NaMes To disTInguisH them From EaCh OTheR.

His adoPTiVE PareNtS wEre eMotIoNally DistANt aNd his chIldhood waS laRGely UnHaPpy. He laTer recalled thAt His parents "CoNstAntly lET Me know thAt I should be grateful for tHE food I wAs gIven aNd thAt I strictLy hAd no clAim ON anythIng, sinCe my mOtHer GOT out oF PAyIng By Lying down tO DIe." BUt he wAs A higHly inteLligent school studeNT, whO left home and fOrmAl edUCAtIon AT tHE agE oF SixTEEn. He dissociated Himself froM hIS aDoptive famILy, bUt Their teAchings Were tO InfluenCe the themEs of many oF hIs fiLMS.

DrEyer was ideOlogicalLy conservATive. ACCoRding To DAvid BoRdWelL, "As a yOuth he BEloNged tO the
, lived in Wellesley durin g the late  1990 s a ndea rly2000 s.
 Michael vo n  Cle mm, Banker, anthropolo gistan d  fou n de r ofCanaryW ha r f  
Ra sh eed  W a ll ace,ret ired pr ofessional  ba sk etball playe r 
Johnny Ang elWendell, rad iohost,au tho r  andmus ician 
 Greg Yaitan es, Emmyaw a rd-win n ing fil m di rect or, writer, actor  E d die Yost, base ball p la y er a ndcoa ch.

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Cate gory :T ownsin Mas sachu se tts Carl Theodo r Dr eyer

Car l T he odo rDreye r  (; 3Feb rua ry 1889  – 20 M a rch  1 9 6 8 ),  commonly known as  C a r lTh. Drey er, wa s  a  D a nish fil mdir ecto r .  He i s re g ar ded by m any cr i ti cs  and fi lm makers  a s o neof th e  gre atestdirector s inc inema. His bes t  known filmsi nc l u de ThePas sion of Joa n of Arc(192 8 ),  Va m pyr ( 1932) ,D ay of Wrath (1943), Or de t (195 5), a nd Gertrud (1 964).

Lif e D reyer wa s bo r ni llegitimate in  Cope nhagen, De n mark. Hi s bir th mothe r was anu n marriedSca nia n m aid n am ed Josefine B e r nhar di ne Nils son , and h e w asput  up  f or adopti on by hi sbi rt hfat her,J ens Chri st ian  T orp , a m a rriedDanis h fa rm er liv ing inS we d e n wh owa s hi s m ot her's  emp l oye r. He s pent thefir s t tw oye ars ofhis life in o rp hanages un ti l h is ado p t ion by a  typographer named Carl Theodor  Dr eyer,  and  his wife , I nger M ari e  (néeOlsen) . Hewa s n a m ed af t e rhis  a doptive fa t h er,  butin  acc ordance  with Danish pract i ce,  there is no"Se nior " or  "J u ni o r"ad d edt o  their names to  distingui sh th em from ea c h o th er.

Hi s adopt ive p a rents w ere emoti onally di st anta n d h is childho od was l argely un h appy. He  late r r ecalle dtha t his  paren t s " const antlyle t me k now t ha t I shou ld be grateful for thefood I  wasgiv en and th atI  st rictly ha d no  claim onany thi ng, s inc e  my m othe r  g oto ut of  pay i ng by lyi n gdow n to  die." Buth e was  a hi ghl y  intel lige nt school student ,  who left home  and f orm ale duca ti on at the ageofsi x t een. Hedi ssociated h imself f ro m  hisadopti ve fam ily, bu t th e ir tea chin gswere to i nfl ue n ce theth em e s of m anyof  his f ilms.Drey e r  was ideological ly co n s ervat i ve.  Acco rd ing toD avid  Bordwell,  "As a yout h he b elon ged t o the
, lived_in Wellesley_during the late 1990s_and early_2000s.
_Michael von_Clemm,_Banker, anthropologist and_founder of Canary_Wharf 
 Rasheed Wallace,_retired professional basketball_player
_Johnny Angel Wendell, radio host, author and musician
 Greg Yaitanes, Emmy award-winning film director,_writer,_actor
 Eddie_Yost,_baseball_player and coach.

References

External links

 Town_of Wellesley website

 
Category:Towns in_Norfolk County,_Massachusetts
Category:Populated places established in 1660
Category:1660 establishments in Massachusetts
Category:Populated_places_established in 1881
Category:Towns_in Massachusetts Carl Theodor Dreyer

Carl Theodor Dreyer (; 3_February 1889 – 20 March 1968),_commonly known as_Carl_Th._Dreyer, was a Danish_film director. He is regarded by_many critics and filmmakers as one_of the greatest directors in cinema. His_best known films include The Passion_of Joan of Arc (1928),_Vampyr (1932),_Day of Wrath (1943), Ordet_(1955), and Gertrud_(1964).

Life
Dreyer was_born illegitimate in_Copenhagen, Denmark. His birth mother was_an unmarried Scanian_maid named Josefine Bernhardine Nilsson, and_he_was put up_for_adoption_by his_birth father, Jens_Christian_Torp, a_married_Danish farmer living in Sweden who_was_his mother's employer. He spent the first_two years of his_life_in orphanages until his_adoption by a typographer named_Carl Theodor Dreyer, and his wife,_Inger Marie_(née Olsen)._He was named after his adoptive father, but in accordance with_Danish practice, there is no "Senior"_or "Junior" added to_their names_to_distinguish them from_each_other.

His adoptive_parents were emotionally distant and his childhood_was largely_unhappy. He later recalled that his_parents "constantly let me_know_that I should be grateful for_the food I was given and_that I strictly had no_claim_on_anything, since my mother got_out of paying by lying down_to die." But_he was a highly intelligent school student,_who_left home and formal education at_the_age of sixteen. He dissociated himself_from_his_adoptive family, but their teachings_were to influence the themes of_many of his films.

Dreyer was ideologically conservative. According to_David Bordwell, "As_a youth he belonged to_the