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Richard L. Breen (1918–1967)

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President of the Screen Writers Guild. [1952-1953] See more trivia »

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1969 Dragnet 1966 (TV movie) (1954 script / screenplay)
 
1967 Dragnet 1967 (TV series)
The Christmas Story (1967) (written by)
 
1967 Tony Rome (screenplay / as Richard Breen)
 
1964-1966 Insight (TV series)
Don't Let Me Catch You Praying (1966) (written by)
Thunder in Munich (1965) (written by)
The Hermit (1964) (written by)
 
1966 A Man Could Get Killed (screenplay / as Richard Breen)
 
1965 Do Not Disturb (screenplay / as Richard Breen)
 
1963 Captain Newman, M.D. (screenplay)
 
1963 Mary, Mary
 
1963 PT 109 (screenplay)
 
1962 State Fair (screenplay / as Richard Breen)
 
1959 The FBI Story (screenplay)
 
1957 Stopover Tokyo (screenplay)
 
1957 The 20th Century-Fox Hour (TV series)
The Marriage Broker (1957) (screenplay)
 
1955 24 Hour Alert (short) (screenplay)
 
1955 Seven Cities of Gold (screenplay)
 
1954 Dragnet (screenplay)
 
1953 Titanic (written by / as Richard Breen)
 
1953 Niagara (written by / as Richard Breen)
 
1952 Full House (screenplay / segment "The Clarion Call")
 
1951 The Model and the Marriage Broker (as Robert Breen)
 
1951 Appointment with Danger (written by / as Richard Breen)
 
1951 The Mating Season (written for the screen by / as Richard Breen)
 
1950 Fancy Pants (contributing writer - uncredited)
 
1949 Top o' the Morning (original screenplay / as Richard Breen)
 
1948 Miss Tatlock's Millions (writer)
 
1948 Isn't It Romantic? (writer)
 
1948 A Foreign Affair (screenplay)
 
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1957 Stopover Tokyo
 

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Dragnet 1967: Season 2: Episode 15 -- Friday and Gannon help to recover a Christ-child statue stolen from a church.
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Alternate Names:

Richard Breen | Robert Breen
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Trivia:

President of the Screen Writers Guild. [1952-1953] See more »

Star Sign:

Cancer