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Stuart Birnbaum graduated from USC Film School. He worked for Federico Fellini on "Fellini's Roma" before moving to San Francisco where he wrote, produced and directed "The Chicken Little Comedy Show" with Matt Neuman ("Not Necessarily The News", "Saturday Night Live.") Birnbaum's career was launched as a comedy writer; penning for Lily Tomlin... See full bio »

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Filmography

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2004 The Ranch (TV movie) (executive producer)
 
2003 Miracles (TV series) (co-executive producer - 13 episodes)
Paul Is Dead (2003) (co-executive producer)
The Letter (2003) (co-executive producer)
The Ghost (2003) (co-executive producer)
Saint Debbie (2003) (co-executive producer)
Mother's Daughter (2003) (co-executive producer)
 
1990 Tim Conway's Funny America (TV series) (executive producer)
 
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1987 Summer School (story)
 
1985 The Zoo Gang (story)
 
1983 Smokey and the Bandit Part 3 (writer)
 
1979 The Bee Gees Special (TV movie) (written by)
 
1977 Redd Foxx (TV series)
Episode dated 15 September 1977 (1977) (writer)
 
1977 The Chevy Chase Show (TV movie)
 
1975 The Jim Stafford Show (TV series)
Episode #1.3 (1975) (writer)
Episode #1.2 (1975) (writer)
Episode #1.1 (1975) (writer)
 
1974/II Lily (TV movie)
 
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2004 Personal History: Foreign Hitchcock (video documentary short) (special thanks)
 
1976 Tunnel Vision (special thanks - as Stu Bernbaum)
 
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2004 Personal History: Foreign Hitchcock (video documentary short)
Himself - Friend and Collaborator of Charles Bennett
 
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Alternate Names:

Stu Bernbaum