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Frank D. Gilroy

Writing · 1925–2015 · New York City, New York, USA

​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.

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  The Rifleman

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  Matinee Theater

  Writer

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  Have Gun, Will Travel

  Writer

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  Burke's Law

  Creator

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  Studio One

  Writer

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  Wanted: Dead or Alive

  Writer

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  The United States Steel Hour

  Writer

• Drama 61-67

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  The Gallant Hours

  Screenplay

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  From Noon Till Three

  Screenplay

• 1998Money Play$Director
• 1989The Luckiest Man in the WorldWriter
• 1985The GigDirector
• 1982Jinxed!Story
• 1979Nero WolfeDirector
• 1978Once in Paris...Writer
• 1976From Noon Till ThreeScreenplay
• 1975The Turning Point of Jim MalloyDirector
• 1971Desperate CharactersScreenplay
• 1970The Only Game in TownScreenplay
• 1968The Subject Was RosesScreenplay
• 1965Otázka hrdostiOriginal Story
• 1963Burke's LawCreator
• 1961Who Killed Julie Greer?Writer
• 1961Drama 61-67Writer
• 1960The Gallant HoursScreenplay
• 1959Gundown at SandovalWriter
• 1958Texas John SlaughterWriter
• 1958The RiflemanWriter
• 1958Wanted: Dead or AliveWriter
• 1957Have Gun, Will TravelWriter
• 1956Sincerely, Willis WadeWriter
• 1956The Fastest Gun AliveScreenplay
• 1955Matinee TheaterWriter
• 1953The United States Steel HourWriter
• 1948Studio OneWriter