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Arthur B. Krim (April 4,1910 - September 21,1994) was an entertainment lawyer, the former finance chairman for the US Democratic party, an adviser to President Lyndon Johnson and the a former chairman of Eagle-Lion Pictures, United Artists, and Orion Pictures.

Preceded by Lew Wasserman	Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award 1974	Succeeded by Jules C. Stein

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	'''Arthur B. Krim''' ([[April 4]],[[1910]] - [[September 21]],[[1994]]) was an entertainment lawyer ~~who~~ ~~was~~ a former chairman of [[~~Orion~~ Pictures]] ~~and~~ [[United Artists]].		'''Arthur B. Krim''' ([[April 4]],[[1910]] - [[September 21]],[[1994]]) was an entertainment lawyer, the former finance chairman for the US [[Democratic party]], an adviser to President [[Lyndon Johnson]] and the a former chairman of [[Eagle-Lion Pictures]], [[United Artists]], and [[Orion Pictures]].

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