Writing
Marshall Brickman
Born August 25, 1939 · Rio de Janeiro, Brazil · Died November 29, 2024
Biography
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Marshall Brickman (born August 25, 1941 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) is a screenwriter, best known for his collaborations with Woody Allen. He is also known for playing the banjo with Eric Weissberg in the 1960s, and for a series of comical parodies published in The New Yorker. Description above from the Wikipedia article Marshall Brickman, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Known for
7.9
Annie Hall
Writer
7.8
Manhattan
Writer
7.3
Manhattan Murder Mystery
Screenplay
7.1
Sleeper
Associate Producer, Writer
6.8
Jersey Boys
Musical, Screenplay
5.4
Intersection
Screenplay
7.7
Woody Allen: A Documentary
Self
6.1
The Manhattan Project
Director, Writer, Producer
7.1 TMDB
The Oscars
Self
6.4
For the Boys
Screenplay
7.6
A Decade Under the Influence
Self
5.6 TMDB
Sounds from a Town I Love
(uncredited)
6.3
Simon
Director, Screenplay, Story
6.5
The Concert for New York City
2001 · Movie
5.2
Lovesick
Director, Screenplay
6.6
The Merv Griffin Show
Self
5.6
Sister Mary Explains It All
Director
4.9
That's Adequate
Self
6.2
Kraft Music Hall
Writer
8.0 TMDB
Funny
Self
Filmography
- 2014Jersey BoysMusical, ScreenplayMovie
- 2011Woody Allen: A DocumentarySelfMovie
- 2003A Decade Under the InfluenceSelfMovie
- 2001Sounds from a Town I Love(uncredited)Movie
- 2001The Concert for New York CityMovie
- 2001Sister Mary Explains It AllDirectorMovie
- 1994IntersectionScreenplayMovie
- 1993Manhattan Murder MysteryScreenplayMovie
- 1991For the BoysScreenplayMovie
- 1989That's AdequateSelfMovie
- 1988FunnySelfMovie
- 1986The Manhattan ProjectDirector, Writer, ProducerMovie
- 1983LovesickDirector, ScreenplayMovie
- 1980SimonDirector, Screenplay, StoryMovie
- 1979ManhattanWriterMovie
- 1977Annie HallWriterMovie
- 1973SleeperAssociate Producer, WriterMovie
- 1967Woody Allen Looks at 1967WriterMovie
- 1962The Merv Griffin ShowSelfSeries
- 1958Kraft Music HallWriterSeries
- 1953The OscarsSelfSeries