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Irving Wallace
Known for writing · Born 19 March 1916 · Died 20 June 1990 · aged 74 · Chicago, Illinois, USA
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Irving Wallace (March 19, 1916 – June 29, 1990) was an American best-selling author and screenwriter. He was known for his heavily researched novels, many with a sexual theme. From Wikipedia.
Known for
Have Gun, Will Travel
1957
Gun Fury
1953
Split Second
1953
The Burning Hills
1956
The Big Circus
1959
Bombers B-52
1957
Bad for Each Other
1953
The West Point Story
1950
Sincerely Yours
1955
Desert Legion
1953
The Texan
1958
Jump Into Hell
1955
Acting (2)
1962The Tonight Show Starring Johnny CarsonSelfSeries
1961The Mike Douglas ShowSelf · 2 episodesSeries
Writing (23)
1985The R DocumentNovelSeries
1978The WordNovelSeries
1972The ManNovelFilm
1971The Seven MinutesNovelFilm
1963The PrizeNovelFilm
1962The Chapman ReportNovelFilm
1959The Big CircusScreenplayFilm
1958The TexanWriterSeries
1958Behind Closed DoorsWriterSeries
1957Have Gun, Will TravelWriterSeries
1957Bombers B-52ScreenplayFilm
1956The Burning HillsScreenplayFilm
1955Sincerely YoursScreenplayFilm
1955Jump Into HellWriterFilm
1954The Gambler from NatchezScreenplayFilm
1953Gun FuryScreenplayFilm
1953Split SecondScreenplay, StoryFilm
1953Bad for Each OtherWriterFilm
1953Desert LegionScreenplayFilm
1953Meet Me at the FairWriterFilm
1950The West Point StoryScreenplay, StoryFilm
1944That's My Baby!StoryFilm
1943Jive JunctionScreenplayFilm