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Spirit Award Nominations
Overview
Date of Birth:
5 May
1922
,
New York City, New York, USA
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Date of Death:
11 September
1999
, Pittsfield, Massachusetts, USA
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STARmeter:
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Awards:
Won Primetime Emmy. Another 1 win & 3 nominations
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(
2 articles
)
What the Hell is Tumblr? And Other Worthwhile Questions
(From
Fast Company
. 13 May 2009, 3:30 PM, PDT)
‘GeekOut’ - Shira Lazar Rallies Up Geeks For a Cause
(From
Tubefilter News
. 11 May 2009, 1:49 PM, PDT)
Alternate Names:
Wallace Ware
Filmography
Jump to filmography as:
Writer
,
Producer
,
Miscellaneous Crew
,
Actor
Writer:
1980s
1970s
1960s
1950s
"The Mississippi"
(1 episode, 1983)
-
The Last Voice You Hear
(1983)
TV episode
(writer)
"Quincy M.E."
(3 episodes, 1977-1983)
... aka Quincy (International: English title: informal title)
-
Suffer the Little Children
(1983)
TV episode
(story) (teleplay)
-
The Law Is a Fool
(1983)
TV episode
(teleplay)
-
No Deadly Secret
(1977)
TV episode
(writer) (as Wallace Ware)
"Q.E.D."
(1 episode, 1982)
... aka Mastermind
-
Infernal Device
(1982)
TV episode
(written by)
"Nero Wolfe"
(2 episodes, 1981)
-
Murder by the Book
(1981)
TV episode
(writer) (as Wallace Ware)
-
The Golden Spiders
(1981)
TV episode
(writer) (as Wallace Ware)
"Hunter"
(4 episodes, 1977)
-
The K Group: Part 2
(1977)
TV episode
(writer)
-
The K Group: Part 1
(1977)
TV episode
(writer)
-
The Lysenko Syndrome
(1977)
TV episode
(writer)
-
Mirror Image
(1977)
TV episode
(writer)
"Kate McShane"
(1 episode, 1975)
-
World vs. Ackerman
(1975)
TV episode
(written by)
"Archer"
(2 episodes, 1975)
-
Blood Money
(1975)
TV episode
(writer) (as Wallace Ware)
-
Shades of Blue
(1975)
TV episode
(writer)
Winter Kill
(1974) (TV) (writer)
"Hawkins"
(5 episodes, 1973-1974)
-
Murder on the Thirteenth Floor
(1974)
TV episode
(writer)
-
Blood Feud
(1973)
TV episode
(writer)
-
A Life for a Life
(1973)
TV episode
(writer)
-
Murder in Movieland
(1973)
TV episode
(writer)
-
Death and the Maiden
(1973)
TV episode
(writer)
Hawkins on Murder
(1973) (TV) (writer)
... aka Death and the Maiden
The Family Rico
(1972) (TV) (writer)
The Brotherhood of the Bell
(1970) (TV) (writer)
"Insight"
(1 episode, 1970)
-
The Whole Damn Human Race and One More
(1970)
TV episode
(writer)
Che!
(1969) (story)
Sol Madrid
(1968) (writer)
... aka The Heroin Gang (UK)
"The Danny Thomas Hour"
(1 episode, 1968)
-
The Last Hunters
(1968)
TV episode
(writer)
Cervantes
(1967) (writer)
... aka Avventure e gli amori di Miguel Cervantes (Italy)
... aka Les aventures extraordinaires de Cervantes (France)
... aka Young Rebel (USA)
"Garrison's Gorillas"
(1 episode, 1967)
-
The Big Con
(1967)
TV episode
(developer)
"ABC Stage 67"
(1 episode, 1966)
-
The Confession
(1966)
TV episode
(writer)
"Slattery's People"
(2 episodes, 1965)
-
The Last Commuter
(1965)
TV episode
(writer)
-
Rally Round Your Own Flag, Mister
(1965)
TV episode
(writer)
"I Spy"
(1 episode, 1965)
-
Carry Me Back to Old Tsing-Tao
(1965)
TV episode
(writer)
"For the People"
(1 episode, 1965)
-
A Competent Witness
(1965)
TV episode
(story)
"Profiles in Courage"
(4 episodes, 1964-1965)
-
John Marshall
(1965)
TV episode
(writer)
-
Charles Evans Hughes
(1965)
TV episode
(writer)
-
Woodrow Wilson
(1965)
TV episode
(writer)
-
Oscar W. Underwood
(1964)
TV episode
(writer)
"The Defenders"
(11 episodes, 1962-1965)
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Eyewitness
(1965)
TV episode
(writer)
-
The Seven Hundred Year Old Gang: Part 2
(1964)
TV episode
(writer)
-
The Seven Hundred Year Old Gang: Part 1
(1964)
TV episode
(writer)
-
Moment of Truth
(1964)
TV episode
(writer)
-
Climate of Evil
(1963)
TV episode
(writer)
(
6 more
)
"Saints and Sinners"
(3 episodes, 1962-1963)
-
The Year Joan Crawford Won the Oscar
(1963)
TV episode
(writer)
-
A Taste of Evil
(1962)
TV episode
(written by)
-
All the Hard Young Men
(1962)
TV episode
(writer)
"Alcoa Premiere"
(2 episodes, 1961-1962)
-
The Potentate
(1962)
TV episode
(adaptation)
-
The End of a World
(1961)
TV episode
(writer)
"Target: The Corruptors"
(1 episode, 1961)
-
Bite of a Tiger
(1961)
TV episode
(writer)
"Cain's Hundred"
(2 episodes, 1961)
-
Crime and Commitment: Part 2
(1961)
TV episode
(story) (teleplay)
-
Crime and Commitment: Part 1
(1961)
TV episode
(story) (teleplay)
The Crimebusters
(1961) (screenplay) (as Wallace Ware) (story) (as Wallace Ware)
"General Electric Theater"
(1 episode, 1960)
... aka G.E. Theater (USA: informal short title)
... aka G.E. True Theater (USA: new title)
-
The Book of Silence
(1960)
TV episode
(writer)
"Five Fingers"
(1 episode, 1959)
-
The Man Who Got Away
(1959)
TV episode
(writer)
"Playhouse 90"
(2 episodes, 1958-1959)
-
The Hidden Image
(1959)
TV episode
(script)
-
The Plot to Kill Stalin
(1958)
TV episode
(writer)
"The Untouchables"
(2 episodes, 1959)
-
The George 'Bugs' Moran Story
(1959)
TV episode
(written by)
-
The Empty Chair
(1959)
TV episode
(written by)
"Sky King"
(1 episode, 1958)
-
The Circus Clown Mystery
(1958)
TV episode
(screenplay)
"Studio One"
(1 episode, 1958)
... aka Studio One Summer Theatre (USA: summer title)
... aka Studio One in Hollywood (USA: new title)
... aka Summer Theatre (USA: summer title)
... aka Westinghouse Studio One (USA: alternative title)
... aka Westinghouse Summer Theatre (USA: summer title)
-
The Brotherhood of the Bell
(1958)
TV episode
(novel)
"Matinee Theatre"
(1 episode, 1957)
-
One
(1957)
TV episode
(written by)
"The Alcoa Hour"
(1 episode, 1956)
-
The Big Vote
(1956)
TV episode
(writer)
"ITV Play of the Week"
(1 episode, 1956)
... aka Play of the Week (UK: short title)
-
One
(1956)
TV episode
(novel)
"Kraft Television Theatre"
(2 episodes, 1955-1956)
... aka Kraft Mystery Theatre (USA: new title)
... aka Kraft Theatre (USA: new title)
-
Good Old Charlie Faye
(1956)
TV episode
(teleplay)
-
One
(1955)
TV episode
(written by)
"Tales of Tomorrow"
(1 episode, 1952)
-
Many Happy Returns
(1952)
TV episode
(adaptation)
Producer:
"Archer"
(executive producer) (6 episodes, 1975)
-
Blood Money
(1975)
TV episode
(executive producer)
-
The Vanished Man
(1975)
TV episode
(executive producer)
-
Shades of Blue
(1975)
TV episode
(executive producer)
-
The Body Beautiful
(1975)
TV episode
(executive producer)
-
The Arsonist
(1975)
TV episode
(executive producer)
(
1 more
)
"Hawkins"
(producer) (8 episodes, 1973-1974)
-
Candidate for Murder
(1974)
TV episode
(producer)
-
Murder on the Thirteenth Floor
(1974)
TV episode
(producer)
-
Murder in the Slave Trade
(1974)
TV episode
(producer)
-
Blood Feud
(1973)
TV episode
(producer)
-
A Life for a Life
(1973)
TV episode
(producer)
(
3 more
)
Hawkins on Murder
(1973) (TV) (producer)
... aka Death and the Maiden
The Brotherhood of the Bell
(1970) (TV) (producer)
Miscellaneous Crew:
"Archer"
(developed for television by) (6 episodes, 1975)
-
Blood Money
(1975)
TV episode
(developed for television by)
-
The Vanished Man
(1975)
TV episode
(developed for television by)
-
Shades of Blue
(1975)
TV episode
(developed for television by)
-
The Body Beautiful
(1975)
TV episode
(developed for television by)
-
The Arsonist
(1975)
TV episode
(developed for television by)
(
1 more
)
Actor:
"The Defenders"
.... Big Philly (1 episode, 1964)
-
Moment of Truth
(1964)
TV episode
.... Big Philly
Additional Details
Other Works:
Created and wrote the teleplay for an unsold pilot for an adventure series revolving around an art gallery called, "House of Four Keys".
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