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Paul Osborn (I) (1901–1988)

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Suffered from a degenerative eye disease from the early 1970's, which effectively curtailed his writing. See more trivia »

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1982 Morning's at Seven (TV movie) (play)
 
1967 A Bell for Adano (TV movie) (play)
 
1966 De Tod uf em Oepfelbaum (TV movie) (play "On Borrowed Time")
 
1965 Und nicht mehr Jessica (TV movie) (play "Point of no Return")
 
1960 The World of Suzie Wong (adaptation)
 
1960 Wild River (screenplay)
 
1960 Play of the Week (TV series)
Morning's at Seven (1960) (writer)
 
1960 Der Tod im Apfelbaum (TV movie) (play "On Borrowed Time")
 
1958 South Pacific (screenplay)
 
1958 Playhouse 90 (TV series)
Point of No Return (1958) (play)
 
1957 Sayonara (screen play)
 
1956 The Alcoa Hour (TV series)
Morning's at Seven (1956) (play)
 
1956 Screen Directors Playhouse (TV series)
Markheim (1956) (teleplay)
 
1955 East of Eden (screenplay)
 
1955 Lux Video Theatre (TV series)
A Bell for Adano (1955) (play)
 
1952 Celanese Theatre (TV series)
On Borrowed Time (1952) (play)
Morning's at Seven (1952) (play)
 
1952 Invitation
 
1950 The Billy Rose Show (TV series)
Bright Golden Girl (1950) (writer)
 
1949-1950 The Ford Theatre Hour (TV series)
On Borrowed Time (1950) (play)
On Borrowed Time (1949) (play)
 
1948 Portrait of Jennie (screenplay)
 
1948 Homecoming (writer)
 
1946 The Yearling (screenplay)
 
1943 Madame Curie (screen play)
 
1943 Cry 'Havoc' (screenplay)
 
1942 Mrs. Miniver (contributing writer - uncredited)
 
1939 On Borrowed Time (based on the play by)
 
1938 The Young in Heart (writer)
 
1933 Should Ladies Behave (play "The Vinegar Tree")
 
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(1984) Stage: Wrote "Morning's at Seven", performed at the Palace Theatre in Watford, England, with Margaret Tyzack OBE, Don Fellows, Doreen Mantle, Peter Jones, Andree Melly, Faith Brook, Alan MacNaughton in the cast. Directed by Vivian Matalon. See more »
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Trivia:

Suffered from a degenerative eye disease from the early 1970's, which effectively curtailed his writing. See more »

Star Sign:

Virgo