
Writing
Carl Foreman
Born 1914-07-23 · Chicago, Illinois, USA
Died 1984-06-26
Carl Foreman, CBE was an American screenwriter and film producer who wrote the award-winning films The Bridge on the River Kwai and High Noon, among others. He was one of the screenwriters who were blacklisted in Hollywood in the 1950s because of their suspected communist sympathy or membership in the Communist Party.
Credits
Newest first
High NoonOriginal Film Writer2000
When Time Ran Out...Screenplay1980
The Golden Gate MurdersExecutive Producer1979
Force 10 from NavaroneScreenstory1978
Born FreeStory1974
Born FreeCreator1974
Young WinstonScreenplay1972
Young WinstonProducer1972
Living FreeExecutive Producer1972
Mackenna's GoldScreenplay1969
Mackenna's GoldProducer1969
OtleyExecutive Producer1969
Born FreeExecutive Producer1966
The VictorsDirector1963
The VictorsScreenplay1963
The VictorsProducer1963
The Guns of NavaroneScreenplay1961
The Guns of NavaroneProducer1961
The KeyWriter1958
The KeyProducer1958
The Bridge on the River KwaiScreenplay1957
A Hatful of RainScreenplay1957
The Sleeping TigerScreenplay1954
High NoonScreenplay1952
High NoonAssociate Producer1952
Cyrano de BergeracScreenplay1950
The MenScreenplay1950
The MenStory1950
Young Man with a HornWriter1950
Home of the BraveWriter1949
ChampionScreenplay1949
The Clay PigeonScreenplay1949
The Clay PigeonStory1949
So This Is New YorkScreenplay1948
DakotaStory1945
Know Your Enemy: JapanWriter1945
Rhythm ParadeStory1942
Spooks Run WildStory1941
Spooks Run WildScreenplay1941
Bowery BlitzkriegWriter1941- High NoonOriginal Film Writer—