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1969
Pickwick
(TV Movie) (book of musical play)
Armchair Theatre
(TV Series) (writer - 1 episode, 1966) (adaptation - 1 episode, 1959)
1962
Dr. No
(treatment - uncredited)
Alan Melville Takes You from A-Z
(TV Series) (based on an idea by - 24 episodes, 1958 - 1959) (book "The ABC of Show Business" - 24 episodes, 1956 - 1957)
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Theatre Night
(TV Series) (original story - 1 episode, 1958) (play - 1 episode, 1958)
1954
Playbill
(TV Series) (adaptation - 1 episode)
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1959
Expresso Bongo
(lyrics: "Nausea", "The Shrine on the Second Floor", "I've Never Had It So Good", "Nothing Is For Nothing" - uncredited)
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Self (11 credits)
1967
Cinema
(TV Series documentary)
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Personal Details
Other Works:
His play, "Expresso Bongo," was performed at the Saville Theatre in London, England with Paul Scofield, Millicent Martin, Victor Spinetti, Barry Cryer, Susan Hampshire, and Charles Gray in the cast. William Chappell was director.
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Alternate Names:
Wolf Manowitz
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Trivia:
Introduced legendary producers
Harry Saltzman and
Albert R. Broccoli to each other. The two men partnered up to make the James Bond films. They returned the favor by hiring him to write the first draft of
Dr. No (1962). But Wolf decided to have his name removed, thinking the film would be a huge flop. After seeing it, he asked to have his name re-inserted, but prints were already made.
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