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9 June 1925, Lathrop, Missouri, USA more

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In 1966 he wrote a pilot for a proposed CBS-TV series starring Dick Foran... more

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Filmography

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			Year	Gross (USD)	Rating
1.	Gidget's Summer Reunion (1985) (TV)	(writer)	1985	-	4.1 (38)

2.	"Airwolf" (1984)	(1 episode, 1985)	1985	-	6.9 (1,216)
	AKAs: Lobo del aire (USA: Spanish title) 1 TV episode: "Airwolf: Short Walk to Freedom (#2.22)" (writer)
3.	Savage Harvest (1981)	(writer)	1981	-	5.7 (127)

4.	"Flamingo Road" (1981)	(unknown episodes)	1981	-	5.6 (45)

5.	"Project U.F.O." (1978)	(8 episodes, 1978-1979)	1979	-	6.9 (86)
	AKAs: Project Blue Book (USA: alternative title) 8 TV episodes: "Project U.F.O.: Sighting 4014: The Wild Blue Yonder Incident (#2.5)" (writer) "Project U.F.O.: Sighting 4024: The Scoutmaster Incident (#2.11)" (story) "Project U.F.O.: Sighting 4017: The Devilish Davidson Lights Incident (#2.3)" (story) "Project U.F.O.: Sighting 4018: The Incident on the Cliffs (#2.4)" (story) "Project U.F.O.: Sighting 4015: The Underwater Incident (#2.1)" (teleplay) 3 episodes not shown.
6.	"Columbo" (1971)	(1 episode, 1978)	1978	-	8.6 (312)
	1 TV episode: "Columbo: Make Me a Perfect Murder (#7.3)" (written by)
7.	Curse of the Black Widow (1977) (TV)	(screenplay) (story)	1977	-	5.1 (121)
	AKAs: Love Trap (USA: reissue title)
8.	"Harry O" (1973)	(1 episode, 1975)	1975	-	7.5 (120)
	1 TV episode: "Harry O: The Acolyte (#2.6)" (story) (teleplay)
9.	A Woman for All Men (1975)	(writer)	1975	-	3.9 (5)
	AKAs: Deadly Intrigue (USA: video box title) Part Time Wife (USA: alternative title)
10.	"Cannon" (1971)	(2 episodes, 1973)	1973	-	7.3 (243)
	2 TV episodes: "Cannon: Murder by the Numbers (#3.12)" (teleplay) "Cannon: Target in the Mirror (#3.4)" (writer)
11.	Dr. Phibes Rises Again (1972)	(writer)	1972	-	6.4 (1,764)

12.	Frogs (1972)	(screenplay)	1972	-	3.8 (1,911)

13.	Whoever Slew Auntie Roo? (1971)	(screenplay)	1971	-	5.8 (379)
	AKAs: Who Slew Auntie Roo? (USA: poster title)
14.	"Kraft Suspense Theatre" (1963)	(1 episode, 1964)	1964	-	7.7 (29)
	AKAs: Crisis (USA: syndication title) Suspense Theatre (USA: syndication title) 1 TV episode: "Kraft Suspense Theatre: Knight's Gambit (#1.20)" (story)
15.	"Dr. Kildare" (1961)	(2 episodes, 1964)	1964	-	7.7 (121)
	2 TV episodes: "Dr. Kildare: Tyger, Tyger: Part 2 (#3.17)" (writer) (uncredited) "Dr. Kildare: Tyger, Tyger: Part 1 (#3.16)" (writer) (uncredited)
16.	"Bus Stop" (1961)	(1 episode, 1961)	1961	-	8.0 (21)
	1 TV episode: "Bus Stop: Cherie (#1.7)" (adaptation)
17.	"Checkmate" (1960)	(1 episode, 1961)	1961	-	8.3 (58)
	1 TV episode: "Checkmate: The Gift (#1.23)" (story)
18.	"Hong Kong" (1960)	(1 episode, 1961)	1961	-	8.5 (26)
	1 TV episode: "Hong Kong: With Deadly Sorrow (#1.21)" (written by)
19.	"Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse" (1958)	(2 episodes, 1959-1960)	1960	-	8.4 (26)
	AKAs: Desilu Playhouse 2 TV episodes: "Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse: Circle of Evil (#2.13)" (adaptation) "Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse: The Eighth Circle" (writer)
20.	"Zane Grey Theater" (1956)	(1 episode, 1960)	1960	-	6.8 (53)
	AKAs: Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theater (USA: complete title) The Westerners (USA: rerun title) 1 TV episode: "Zane Grey Theater: Set-Up (#4.22)" (writer)
21.	"Tales of the Vikings" (1959)	(1 episode)	1959	-	7.2 (17)
	AKAs: The Vikings 1 TV episode: "Tales of the Vikings: The Thing" (writer)
22.	"Richard Diamond, Private Detective" (1957)	(1 episode, 1959)	1959	-	8.6 (45)
	AKAs: Call Mr. 'D' (USA: syndication title) 1 TV episode: "Richard Diamond, Private Detective: Matador Murder (#3.6)" (writer)
23.	"Peter Gunn" (1958)	(1 episode, 1958)	1958	-	8.3 (121)
	1 TV episode: "Peter Gunn: The Leaper (#1.15)" (writer)
24.	From the Earth to the Moon (1958)	(screenplay)	1958	-	5.1 (506)

25.	Screaming Mimi (1958)	(screenplay)	1958	-	5.7 (161)

26.	High School Confidential! (1958)	(screenplay) (story)	1958	-	6.0 (408)
	AKAs: Trouble at Sixteen (International: English title: reissue title) Young Hellions (USA: reissue title)
27.	"Climax!" (1954)	(1 episode, 1958)	1958	-	7.8 (40)
	AKAs: Climax Mystery Theater (USA: alternative title) 1 TV episode: "Climax!: The Disappearance of Daphne (#4.28)" (writer)
28.	The Black Scorpion (1957)	(writer)	1957	-	4.2 (812)

29.	"Lux Video Theatre" (1950)	(1 episode, 1956)	1956	-	6.4 (31)
	AKAs: Summer Video Theatre (USA: summer title) 1 TV episode: "Lux Video Theatre: The Glass Web (#7.9)" (original screenplay)
30.	Autumn Leaves (1956)	(written by)	1956	-	6.6 (559)

31.	Slightly Scarlet (1956)	(screenplay)	1956	-	6.7 (230)

32.	"Alfred Hitchcock Presents" (1955)	(1 episode, 1955)	1955	-	8.8 (1,223)
	1 TV episode: "Alfred Hitchcock Presents: The Cheney Vase (#1.13)" (written by)
33.	The Fighting Chance (1955)	(story)	1955	-	5.9 (11)

34.	"Damon Runyon Theater" (1955)	(1 episode, 1955)	1955	-	6.1 (7)
	1 TV episode: "Damon Runyon Theater: Barbeque (#2.7)" (teleplay)
35.	One Desire (1955)	(writer)	1955	-	6.1 (69)

36.	Cattle Queen of Montana (1954)	(screenplay)	1954	-	5.4 (263)

37.	The Yellow Mountain (1954)	(adaptation)	1954	-	4.7 (20)

38.	Magnificent Obsession (1954)	(screenplay)	1954	-	7.0 (1,566)

39.	Playgirl (1954)	(writer)	1954	-	4.3 (20)

40.	The Glass Web (1953)	(screenplay)	1953	-	6.4 (104)

41.	All I Desire (1953)	(writer)	1953	-	7.0 (385)

42.	Paid in Full (1950)	(writer)	1950	-	6.4 (55)

43.	Sweater Girl (1942)	(writer)	1942	-	7.1 (16)

			Year	Gross (USD)	Rating
1.	"Project U.F.O." (1978)	producer (5 episodes, 1978-1979)	1979	-	6.9 (86)
	AKAs: Project Blue Book (USA: alternative title) 5 TV episodes: "Project U.F.O.: Sighting 4014: The Wild Blue Yonder Incident (#2.5)" (producer) "Project U.F.O.: Sighting 4017: The Devilish Davidson Lights Incident (#2.3)" (producer) "Project U.F.O.: Sighting 4018: The Incident on the Cliffs (#2.4)" (producer) "Project U.F.O.: Sighting 4016: The Pipeline Incident (#2.2)" (producer) "Project U.F.O.: Sighting 4015: The Underwater Incident (#2.1)" (producer)
2.	A Woman for All Men (1975)	(producer)	1975	-	3.9 (5)
	AKAs: Deadly Intrigue (USA: video box title) Part Time Wife (USA: alternative title)
3.	"Bonanza" (1959)	producer (12 episodes, 1967-1968)	1968	-	7.3 (1,146)
	AKAs: Ponderosa (USA: rerun title) 12 TV episodes: "Bonanza: The Burning Sky (#9.18)" (producer) "Bonanza: The Thirteenth Man (#9.17)" (producer) "Bonanza: A Girl Named George (#9.16)" (producer) "Bonanza: The Trackers (#9.15)" (producer) "Bonanza: Justice Deferred (#9.13)" (producer) 7 episodes not shown.
4.	"Vacation Playhouse" (1963)	producer (1 episode, 1966)	1966	-	7.4 (8)
	1 TV episode: "Vacation Playhouse: Off We Go! (#4.8)" (producer)
5.	Off We Go (1966) (TV)	(producer)	1966	-	-

6.	"Kraft Suspense Theatre" (1963)	producer (5 episodes, 1963-1964)	1964	-	7.7 (29)
	AKAs: Crisis (USA: syndication title) Suspense Theatre (USA: syndication title) 5 TV episodes: "Kraft Suspense Theatre: Charlie, He Couldn't Kill a Fly (#1.25)" (producer) "Kraft Suspense Theatre: Knight's Gambit (#1.20)" (producer) "Kraft Suspense Theatre: My Enemy, This Town (#1.15)" (producer) "Kraft Suspense Theatre: Are There Any More Out There Like You? (#1.5)" (producer) "Kraft Suspense Theatre: The End of the World, Baby (#1.3)" (producer)
7.	"Combat!" (1962)	producer (13 episodes, 1962-1963)	1963	-	8.7 (461)
	13 TV episodes: "Combat!: The Chateau (#1.19)" (producer) "Combat!: The Squad (#1.17)" (producer) "Combat!: Just for the Record (#1.15)" (producer) "Combat!: Reunion (#1.13)" (producer) "Combat!: The Prisoner (#1.12)" (producer) 8 episodes not shown.
8.	"Bus Stop" (1961)	producer (1 episode, 1961)	1961	-	8.0 (21)
	1 TV episode: "Bus Stop: A Lion Walks Among Us (#1.10)" (producer)

			Year	Gross (USD)	Rating
1.	Hollywood Rocks the Movies: The Early Years (1955-1970) (2000) (TV)	(source: additional footage)	2000	-	6.0 (44)

2.	"Project U.F.O." (1978)	story editor (1 episode, 1978)	1978	-	6.9 (86)
	AKAs: Project Blue Book (USA: alternative title) 1 TV episode: "Project U.F.O.: Sighting 4016: The Pipeline Incident (#2.2)" (story editor)

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In 1961, he produced an unsold pilot called "The Hunters" which starred Guy Stockwell and Brett Halsey as adventures who run a safari. more

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Drama | Action | War | Comedy more

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Beautiful Woman | Character Name In Title | Based On Novel | Anthology more

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