Leonard Stern(1922-2011)

Leonard Stern was born on 23 December 1922 in New York City, New York, USA. He was a writer and producer, known for Get Smart (1965), He & She (1967) and I'm Dickens, He's Fenster (1962). He was previously married to Gloria Stroock and Julie Adams. He died on 7 June 2011 in Los Angeles, California, USA.

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TV Series

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TV Series

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TV Series

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TV Series

Missing Pieces
- written by
- 1991
The Honeymooners Anniversary Special
- 'Honeymooners' segments written by
- TV Movie
- 1990
Get Smart, Again!
- story
- teleplay (as Leonard B. Stern)
- TV Movie
- 1989
Gleason: He's the Greatest
- Writer
- TV Series
- 1988
Target
- story by
- 1985
Partners in Crime
- created by (creator, as Leonard B. Stern)
- TV Series
- 1984
The Nude Bomb
- written by (as Leonard B. Stern)
- 1980
Just You and Me, Kid
- screenplay
- 1979
Windows, Doors & Keyholes
- written by (as Leonard B. Stern)
- TV Movie
- 1978
Operation Petticoat
- written by
- teleplay
- story (as Leonard B. Stern)
- TV Series
- 1977–1978
McMillan & Wife
- created by
- story
- written by (as Leonard B. Stern)
- TV Series
- 1971–1977
Holmes and Yoyo
- written by (as Leonard B. Stern)
- TV Series
- 1976
Diana
- created by (creator, as Leonard B. Stern)
- TV Series
- 1973–1974
Koska and His Family
- Writer (as Leonard B. Stern)
- TV Movie
- 1973
The Snoop Sisters
- teleplay
- story
- TV Series
- 1972–1973

Get Smart, Again!
- executive producer (as Leonard B. Stern)
- TV Movie
- 1989
Murphy's Law
- co-executive producer
- executive producer
- TV Series
- 1988
Partners in Crime
- executive producer (as Leonard B. Stern)
- TV Series
- 1984
Funny Business
- executive producer (as Leonard B. Stern)
- TV Movie
- 1978
Windows, Doors & Keyholes
- executive producer (as Leonard B. Stern)
- TV Movie
- 1978
Operation Petticoat
- executive producer (as Leonard B. Stern)
- TV Series
- 1977–1978
Rosetti and Ryan
- executive producer (as Leonard B. Stern)
- TV Series
- 1977
McMillan & Wife
- executive producer (as Leonard B. Stern)
- TV Series
- 1971–1977
Holmes and Yoyo
- executive producer (as Leonard B. Stern)
- TV Series
- 1976–1977
Lanigan's Rabbi
- executive producer (as Leonard B. Stern)
- TV Series
- 1976–1977
Phillip and Barbara
- producer
- TV Movie
- 1976
Three Times Daley
- executive producer
- TV Movie
- 1976
The Snoop Sisters
- executive producer (as Leonard B. Stern)
- TV Series
- 1972–1974
Faraday and Company
- executive producer
- TV Series
- 1973–1974
Koska and His Family
- executive producer (as Leonard B. Stern)
- TV Movie
- 1973

Alternative names
- Max Adams
Height
- 6′ 2¾″ (1.90 m)
Born
- December 23, 1922
- New York City, New York, USA
Died
- June 7, 2011
- Los Angeles, California, USA(heart failure)
Spouses
Other works
Unsold pilot: Wrote and produced a comedy pilot for NBC called "Take Five" about three Army musicians based in Europe during World War II.
Publicity listings
- 1 Interview
- 2 Articles

Trivia
Was a partner in the Price/Stern/Sloan publishing house, along with Roger Price who published the Droodles series of books and hosted Droodles (1954).