Freud (1966)

Born in Patterson, NJ. Writer for American films from 1937 until 1962. Wrote stories and/or screenplays for 17 films, including SATURDAY'S HEROES and BREAKFAST FOR TWO, both 1937; MAID'S NIGHT OUT, THE SAINT IN NEW YORK, BLOND CHEAT and EXPOSED, all 1938; WHEN TOMORROW COMES, 1939 (uncredited); MODEL WIFE and PARIS CALLING (uncredited), both 1941; LET THERE BE LIGHT, 1946; CYNTHIA, 1947; RETURN TO PARADISE, 1953; THE RACERS, 1955; THE STORY OF ESTHER COSTELLO, 1957; SOUTH SEAS ADVENTURE, 1958; and BRIDGE TO THE SUN, 1961. FREUD (1962) was his last film.  Nominated for Writing (Best Story and Screenplay Written Directly for the Screen) 1962: FREUD (w. Wolfgang Reinhardt) 1 nomination