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Frank D. Gilroy

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Frank D. Gilroy

Born
Died
(aged 89)
Birthplace
New York City, New York, USA
Credits
26 titles

Biography

​From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Frank Daniel Gilroy (born 13 October 1925) is an American playwright, screenwriter, and film producer and director. He received the Tony Award for Best Play and the Pulitzer Prize for Drama for his play The Subject Was Roses in 1965.

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Known For

Crew credits 26

YearTitleJob
1998 Money Play$ Film Director, Writer
1989 The Luckiest Man in the World Film Producer, Writer, Director
1985 The Gig Film Director, Writer, Producer
1982 Jinxed! Film Story, Screenplay
1979 Nero Wolfe Film Director, Writer
1978 Once in Paris... Film Director, Writer, Producer
1976 From Noon Till Three Film Director, Novel, Screenplay
1975 The Turning Point of Jim Malloy Film Director, Writer
1971 Desperate Characters Film Screenplay, Producer, Director
1970 The Only Game in Town Film Screenplay, Theatre Play
1968 The Subject Was Roses Film Screenplay, Theatre Play
1965 Otázka hrdosti Film Original Story
1963 Burke's Law TV Creator
1961 Who Killed Julie Greer? Film Writer
1961 Drama 61-67 TV Writer (1 ep)
1960 The Gallant Hours Film Screenplay
1959 Gundown at Sandoval Film Writer
1958 Texas John Slaughter TV Writer (3 ep)
1958 The Rifleman TV Writer (1 ep)
1958 Wanted: Dead or Alive TV Writer (2 ep)
1957 Have Gun, Will Travel TV Writer (1 ep)
1956 Sincerely, Willis Wade Film Writer
1956 The Fastest Gun Alive Film Screenplay, Story
1955 Matinee Theater TV Writer (1 ep)
1953 The United States Steel Hour TV Writer (1 ep)
1948 Studio One TV Writer (2 ep)
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