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Marshall Brickman
Marshall Brickman was born on August 25, 1939 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil as Marshall Michael Brickman. He is a writer and producer, known for Annie Hall (1977), O Herói do Ano 2000 (1973) and Manhattan (1979). He has been married to Nina Feinberg since 1973. They have two children.
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Writer (18 credits)
Writer (18 credits)
2014
Jersey Boys
(musical book "Jersey Boys: The Story of Frankie Valli & the Four Seasons") / (screenplay)
1969-1970
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson
(TV Series) (head writer - 110 episodes)
- Episode dated 22 May 1970
(1970)
... (head writer)
- Episode dated 21 May 1970
(1970)
... (head writer)
- Episode dated 20 May 1970
(1970)
... (head writer)
- Episode dated 19 May 1970
(1970)
... (head writer)
- Episode dated 18 May 1970
(1970)
... (head writer)
1967
The Kraft Music Hall
(TV Series) (written by: Woody Allen's material - 1 episode)
- Woody Allen Looks at 1967
(1967)
... (written by: Woody Allen's material - as Marshall Brinkman)
1960
Candid Camera
(TV Series) (4 episodes)
- Episode #1.11
(1960)
- Episode #1.7
(1960)
- Premiere Show
(1960)
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Producer (3 credits)
Producer (3 credits)
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Miscellaneous Crew (2 credits)
Miscellaneous Crew (2 credits)
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Director (4 credits)
Director (4 credits)
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Soundtrack (2 credits)
Soundtrack (2 credits)
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Actor (1 credit)
Actor (1 credit)
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Self (15 credits)
Self (15 credits)
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[1978] [Woody Allen] has good navigational instinct in this writing mass of egos and good and bad advice. He's not afraid to engage, even though the world perceives him as reclusive. He's a very good friend. He's dependable, helpful. He works hard, he's ethical. He saves string. See more »Trivia:
Was a member of the folk trio The Tarriers in the late 1950s, with Eric Weissberg and Alan Arkin. He played bluegrass guitar on the 1963 album "New Dimensions in Banjo and Bluegrass" with Weissberg; this was later reissued as "Dueling Banjos", a pseudo-soundtrack album for Fim-de-Semana Alucinante (1972) (the title track was the only piece that was actually used in the film). See more »Star Sign:
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