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David Duncan (II) (1913–1999)

David Duncan didn't begin to write full-time until the age of 33, in 1946, after ten years of work in government administration and public services. He began screenwriting in 1953 and started writing science-fiction movies after one of his SF novels, "Dark Dominion", was serialized in "Collier's" magazine. His favorite among the sci-fi films he wrote is The Time Machine, "by a huge margin." See full bio »

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Filmography

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2002 The Time Machine (earlier screenplay)
 
1993 Time Machine: The Journey Back (video documentary)
 
1964-1970 Daniel Boone (TV series)
Noblesse Oblige (1970) (written by)
The Traitor (1969) (written by)
Copperhead Izzy (1969) (written by)
Valley of the Sun (1968) (teleplay)
The Flaming Rocks (1968) (written by)
 
1969 The High Chaparral (TV series)
The Lost Ones (1969) (teleplay)
 
1968-1969 The New Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (TV series)
Prophecy of Peril (1969) (writer)
The Ancient Valley (1968) (writer)
The Curse of Thut (1968) (writer)
The Last Labor of Hercules (1968) (writer)
 
1966 Fantastic Voyage (adaptation)
 
1966 The F.B.I. (TV series)
The Divided Man (1966) (story)
 
1963 The Outer Limits (TV series)
The Human Factor (1963) (written by)
 
1960-1961 My Three Sons (TV series)
Off Key (1961) (written by)
The Lostling (1961) (written by)
Deadline (1961) (written by)
The Little Ragpicker (1960) (written by)
 
1960 National Velvet (TV series)
 
1960 The Time Machine (screenplay)
 
1960 The Leech Woman (screenplay)
 
1959-1960 Men Into Space (TV series)
Beyond the Stars (1960) (written by)
Flash in the Sky (1960) (written by)
Shadows on the Moon (1960) (written by)
Dark of the Sun (1960) (written by)
Contraband (1960) (written by)
 
1958 Monster on the Campus (written by)
 
1958 The Thing That Couldn't Die (story "The Water Witch" - uncredited / written by)
 
1958 Telephone Time (TV series)
Man of Principle (1958) (teleplay)
 
1957 The Black Scorpion (screenplay)
 
1956 Rodan (U.S. version)
 
1954 Jivaro (story)
 
1954 The White Orchid (screenplay / story)
 
1953 Sangaree (writer)
 

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(1950) Novel: "The Serpent's Egg" See more »

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