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Julius J. Epstein (1909–2000)
Julius J. Epstein was born on August 22, 1909 in New York City, New York, USA. He was a writer and producer, known for Casablanca (1942), Reuben, Reuben (1983) and Pete 'n' Tillie (1972). He was married to Ann Margot Laszlo and Frances Sage. He died on December 30, 2000 in Los Angeles, California, USA.
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Writer (67 credits)
Writer (67 credits)
1983
Casablanca
(TV Series) (original screenplay - 5 episodes)
- Divorce Casablanca Style
(1983)
... (original screenplay)
- The Cashier and the Belly Dancer
(1983)
... (original screenplay - uncredited)
- Jenny
(1983)
... (original screenplay)
- Master Builder's Woman
(1983)
... (original screenplay)
- Who Am I Killing
(1983)
... (original screenplay - uncredited)
House Calls
(TV Series) (creator - 1 episode, 1980) (written by - 1 episode, 1979)
- I'll Be Suing You
(1980)
... (creator)
- Paging Dr. Michaels
(1979)
... (written by)
1958
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
(TV Series) (original idea - 1 episode)
- Bull in a China Shop
(1958)
... (original idea - uncredited)
1956
The 20th Century-Fox Hour
(TV Series) (based upon a stage play by - 1 episode)
- The Hefferan Family
(1956)
... (based upon a stage play by)
1955-1956
Casablanca
(TV Series) (previous screenplay - 9 episodes)
- Deadlock!
(1956)
... (previous screenplay)
- Siren Song
(1956)
... (previous screenplay)
- The Alley
(1956)
... (previous screenplay)
- Satan's Veil
(1956)
... (previous screenplay)
- Fateful Night
(1956)
... (previous screenplay)
1955
Lux Video Theatre
(TV Series) (original screenplay - 3 episodes)
- The Bride Came C.O.D.
(1955)
... (original screenplay)
- Forever Female
(1955)
... (original screenplay)
- Casablanca
(1955)
... (original screenplay)
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Producer (5 credits)
Producer (5 credits)
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Thanks (2 credits)
Thanks (2 credits)
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Self (7 credits)
Self (7 credits)
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Archive footage (3 credits)
Archive footage (3 credits)
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(January 9 to February 3, 1946) Philip G. Epstein and his play, "Chicken Every Sunday," was performed at the Pasadena Playhouse in Pasadena, California. Gilmor Brown was artistic director. John R. Kerr was director. See more »Alternate Names:
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One of the wonderful things about working at Warners was the wealth of character actors a screenwriter could draw on. It was the greatest stock company going. Lots of times we didn't know who the leads were going to be, but often we'd write scripts with specific character actors in mind. We knew who was under contract - Frank McHugh, S.Z. Sakall, Hugh Herbert, Allen Jenkins, Ruth Donnelly - and ... See more »Trivia:
Epstein and brother Philip G. Epstein became the first twins to be awarded Oscars when they won in the writing category for Casablanca (1942). See more »Nickname:
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