Writing

Marshall Brickman

Born: August 25, 1939
Died: November 29, 2024 (aged 85)
Birthplace: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Credits: 21 titles

Biography

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Marshall Brickman (born August 25, 1941 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) is a screenwriter, best known for his collaborations with Woody Allen. He is also known for playing the banjo with Eric Weissberg in the 1960s, and for a series of comical parodies published in The New Yorker.

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Signature work

Known For

Annie Hall

1977

Manhattan

1979

Manhattan Murder Mystery

1993

Sleeper

1973

Jersey Boys

2014

Intersection

1994

The Manhattan Project

1986

For the Boys

1991

Simon

1980

The Concert for New York City

2001

Lovesick

1983

Sister Mary Explains It All

2001

Kraft Music Hall

1958

Woody Allen Looks at 1967

1967

Acting credits 8

Year	Title	Role
2011	Woody Allen: A Documentary Film	Self
2003	A Decade Under the Influence Film	Self
2001	Sounds from a Town I Love Film	(uncredited)
2001	The Concert for New York City Film
1989	That's Adequate Film	Self
1988	Funny Film	Self
1962	The Merv Griffin Show TV	Self (1 ep)
1953	The Oscars TV	Self (1 ep)

Crew credits 13

Year	Title	Job
2014	Jersey Boys Film	Musical, Screenplay
2001	Sister Mary Explains It All Film	Director
1994	Intersection Film	Screenplay
1993	Manhattan Murder Mystery Film	Screenplay
1991	For the Boys Film	Screenplay
1986	The Manhattan Project Film	Director, Producer, Writer
1983	Lovesick Film	Director, Screenplay
1980	Simon Film	Director, Screenplay, Story
1979	Manhattan Film	Writer
1977	Annie Hall Film	Writer
1973	Sleeper Film	Associate Producer, Writer
1967	Woody Allen Looks at 1967 Film	Writer
1958	Kraft Music Hall TV	Writer (1 ep)