Samuel A. Taylor

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Samuel A. Taylor was born on June 13, 1912 in Chicago, Illinois, USA as Samuel Albert Tanenbaum. He was a writer and director, known for Sabrina (1954), Vertigo (1958) and Sabrina (1995). He was married to Suzanne Combes Taylor. He died on May 26, 2000 in Blue Hill, Maine, USA. See full bio »

Born:

June 13, 1912 in Chicago, Illinois, USA

Died:

May 26, 2000 (age 87) in Blue Hill, Maine, USA

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Nominated for 1 Oscar. Another 2 wins & 2 nominations. See more awards »

Known For

Sabrina Writer

(1954)

Vertigo Writer

(1958)

Sabrina Writer

(1995)

The Eddy Duchin Story Writer

(1956)

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Writer (24 credits)

1995 Sabrina (earlier screenplay - as Samuel Taylor) / (play - as Samuel Taylor)

1994 Avanti (TV Movie) (play)

1990 Avanti (TV Movie) (play - as Samuel Taylor)

1972 Avanti! (play "Avanti!" - as Samuel Taylor)

1971 The Love Machine (screenplay - as Samuel Taylor)

1970 Promise at Dawn (play)

1969 Topaz (screenplay - as Samuel Taylor)

1968 Unsere liebste Freundin (TV Movie)

1967 Rosie! (screenplay - as Samuel Taylor)

1966 Three on a Couch (screenplay)

1966 Soförün kizi (play "Sabrina Fair" - uncredited)

1963/II Sabrina (TV Movie) (play)

1963/I Sabrina (TV Movie) (play "Sabrina fair")

1961 The Pleasure of His Company (play) / (screenplay)

1961 Goodbye Again (screenplay - as Samuel Taylor)

1959 Ask rüyasi (play "Sabrina Fair" - uncredited)

General Electric Theater (TV Series) (adaptation - 1 episode, 1958) (teleplay - 1 episode, 1955)

- One Is a Wanderer (1958) ... (adaptation - as Samuel Taylor)

- Amelia (1955) ... (teleplay)

1958 Vertigo (screenplay by - as Samuel Taylor)

1956 The Montecarlo Story (original story) / (screenplay)

1956 The Eddy Duchin Story (screenplay - as Samuel Taylor)

1954 Sabrina (from the play by - as Samuel Taylor) / (written for the screen by - as Samuel Taylor)

1954 General Foods 25th Anniversary Show: A Salute to Rodgers and Hammerstein (TV Special)

1952 The Happy Time (play)

1949 Wesley (TV Series) (1 episode)

- Premiere Show (1949)

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Director (1 credit)

1956 The Montecarlo Story

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Thanks (1 credit)

1997 Obsessed with Vertigo (TV Short documentary) (acknowledgment: photos courtesy of)

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Self (2 credits)

1999 Reputations (TV Series documentary)
Himself - Screenwriter, Vertigo / Himself - Screenwriter and Friend

- Hitch: Alfred the Auteur (1999) ... Himself - Screenwriter, Vertigo (as Samuel Taylor)

- Hitch: Alfred the Great (1999) ... Himself - Screenwriter and Friend (as Samuel Taylor)

1997 Obsessed with Vertigo (TV Short documentary)
Himself (as Samuel Taylor)

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Personal Details

Other Works:

Stage: Wrote "First Love", produced on Broadway. Based on the memoir "Promise at Dawn" by Romain Gary. Incidental music by Charles Paul. Scenic / Lighting Design by Donald Oenslager. Costume Design by Theoni V. Aldredge'. Directed by Alfred Lunt. Morosco Theatre: 25 Dec 1961-13 Jan 1962 (24 performances). Cast: Guy Arbury, Jack ... See more »

Alternate Names:

Samuel Taylor

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Distinguished American playwright. Studied at the University of California at Berkely in the early 1930's. Briefly joined the Merchant Marine, then settled in New York. Held simultaneous jobs writing radio comedy, as well as doctoring, or re-writing stage plays. The first of his own plays, 'The Happy Time', opened on Broadway in January 1950. His best-known work, 'Sabrina Fair' was a huge hit on ... See more »