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Gustave Field (1896–2012)

Film and television writer Gustave Field was born Gustave Hirchfeld in New York City in 1907 to immigrant parents. At 17 he became a newspaper photographer, and he was the only one allowed to take a photograph of Albert Einstein upon Einstein's arrival in the US to take his position at Princeton University... See full bio »

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1976 Baretta (TV series)
The Blood Bond (1976) (written by)
 
1975 The Six Million Dollar Man (TV series)
The Winning Smile (1975) (story / teleplay)
Look Alike (1975) (story)
 
1974 Kung Fu (TV series)
The Vanishing Image (1974) (written by)
 
1972 The Bold Ones: The New Doctors (TV series)
An Inalienable Right to Die (1972) (story / teleplay)
 
1969 Then Came Bronson (TV series)
All the World and God (1969) (writer)
 
1968 The Sunshine Patriot (TV movie) (screenplay / story)
 
1965-1966 12 O'Clock High (TV series)
The Hollow Man (1966) (written by)
The Idolator (1965) (story)
 
1965-1966 Gunsmoke (TV series)
Sweet Billy, Singer of Songs (1966) (writer)
Bad Lady from Brookline (1965) (writer)
 
1964 Combat! (TV series)
The General and the Sergeant (1964) (written by)
 
1963 The Wide Country (TV series)
Whose Hand at My Throat? (1963) (written by)
Step Over the Sky (1963) (written by)
 
1956 Flight to Hong Kong (story)
 
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Served as a navigator in a B-17 Flying Fortress bomber in the Pacific during World War II. In 1945 his aircraft was sent on a secret mission over Japan to escort the new B-29 Stratofortress bombers. He was given a camera and told to photograph "anything unusual". He did see something "unusual" and shot it... See more »

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