 He worked as a producer, responsible for shepherding many Universal Pictures films like the Lon Chaney version of "The Hunchback of Notre Dame," William Wyler's "A House Divided" that starred Walter Huston, among others.He went on to produce many alternate language versions of films that were often shot simultaneously with their English-language counterparts, sometimes shooting at night on the same sets, but with Spanish casts of actors and different costumes.Kohner's wife, Lupita Tovar, starred in some of these Spanish language film versions, most famously 1931's "Drácula."