Writing
Frank D. Gilroy
Born 1925-10-13 · New York City, New York, USA
Died 2015-09-12
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Frank Daniel Gilroy (born 13 October 1925) is an American playwright, screenwriter, and film producer and director. He received the Tony Award for Best Play and the Pulitzer Prize for Drama for his play The Subject Was Roses in 1965. Description above from the Wikipedia article Frank D. Gilroy, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Credits
Newest first
Money Play$Director1998- Money Play$Writer1998
The Luckiest Man in the WorldWriter1989- The Luckiest Man in the WorldProducer1989
- The Luckiest Man in the WorldDirector1989
The GigDirector1985- The GigWriter1985
- The GigProducer1985
Jinxed!Story1982- Jinxed!Screenplay1982
Nero WolfeDirector1979- Nero WolfeWriter1979
Once in Paris...Writer1978- Once in Paris...Director1978
- Once in Paris...Producer1978
From Noon Till ThreeScreenplay1976- From Noon Till ThreeDirector1976
- From Noon Till ThreeNovel1976
The Turning Point of Jim MalloyDirector1975- The Turning Point of Jim MalloyWriter1975
Desperate CharactersScreenplay1971- Desperate CharactersProducer1971
- Desperate CharactersDirector1971
The Only Game in TownScreenplay1970- The Only Game in TownTheatre Play1970
The Subject Was RosesScreenplay1968- The Subject Was RosesTheatre Play1968
- Otázka hrdostiOriginal Story1965
Burke's LawCreator1963
Who Killed Julie Greer?Writer1961- Drama 61-67Writer1961
The Gallant HoursScreenplay1960
Gundown at SandovalWriter1959
Texas John SlaughterWriter1958
The RiflemanWriter1958
Wanted: Dead or AliveWriter1958
Have Gun, Will TravelWriter1957
Sincerely, Willis WadeWriter1956
The Fastest Gun AliveScreenplay1956- The Fastest Gun AliveStory1956
Matinee TheaterWriter1955
The United States Steel HourWriter1953
Studio OneWriter1948