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Date of Birth:

13 October 1925, New York City, New York, USA more

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Trivia:

Won Broadway's 1965 Tony Award as author of Best Play winner "The Subject... more

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Awards:

2 wins & 3 nominations more

NewsDesk:

The Playboy Of The Western World & More Set For Pearl Theater Co 2009/10 Season
(From BroadwayWorld.com. 26 May 2009, 2:41 PM, PDT)

Alternate Names:

Bert Blessing | Frank Gilroy

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Filmography

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			Year	Gross (USD)	Rating
1.	Money Play$ (1997) (TV)	(written by)	1997	-	6.1 (82)

2.	"Burke's Law" (1994)	(unknown episodes)	1994	-	6.3 (75)

3.	The Luckiest Man in the World (1989)	(written by)	1989	-	6.9 (12)

4.	The Gig (1985)	(writer)	1985	-	7.0 (106)

5.	Jinxed! (1982)	(story) (as Bert Blessing) (writer) (as Bert Blessing)	1982	-	4.4 (373)

6.	Nero Wolfe (1979) (TV)	(writer)	1979	-	7.5 (37)

7.	Once in Paris... (1978)	(writer)	1978	-	6.0 (26)

8.	Quitte of Dubbel (1977) (TV)	(writer)	1977	-	-

9.	From Noon Till Three (1976)	(novel) (screenplay)	1976	-	6.7 (745)

10.	The Turning Point of Jim Malloy (1975) (TV)	(writer)	1975	-	8.4 (6)
	AKAs: Gibbsville: The Turning Point of Jim Malloy John O'Hara's Gibbsville
11.	Desperate Characters (1971)	(writer)	1971	-	6.3 (94)

12.	The Only Game in Town (1970)	(play) (screenplay)	1970	-	5.6 (269)

13.	Ko ce da spase oraca (1969) (TV)	(writer)	1969	-	-

14.	The Subject Was Roses (1968)	(play)	1968	-	7.0 (354)

15.	"Burke's Law" (1963)	(81 episodes, 1963-1966)	1966	-	7.7 (142)
	AKAs: Amos Burke, Secret Agent (USA: new title) 81 TV episodes: "Burke's Law: Terror in a Tiny Town: Part 2 (#3.17)" (creator) "Burke's Law: Terror in a Tiny Town: Part 1 (#3.16)" (creator) "Burke's Law: A Very Important Russian Is Missing (#3.15)" (creator) "Burke's Law: A Little Gift for Cairo (#3.14)" (creator) "Burke's Law: Or No Tomorrow (#3.13)" (creator) 76 episodes not shown.
16.	"Drama 61-67" (1961)	(1 episode, 1962)	1962	-	-
	1 TV episode: "Drama 61-67: Drama '62: A Question of Pride (#2.16)" (writer)
17.	"The Dick Powell Show" (1961)	(2 episodes, 1961)	1961	-	7.3 (40)
	AKAs: The Dick Powell Theatre (USA: new title) 2 TV episodes: "The Dick Powell Show: Up Jumped the Devil (#1.10)" (writer) "The Dick Powell Show: Who Killed Julie Greer? (#1.1)" (writer) (as Frank Gilroy)
18.	"The Rebel" (1959)	(1 episode, 1960)	1960	-	8.3 (61)
	1 TV episode: "The Rebel: The Legacy (#2.9)" (writer)
19.	The Gallant Hours (1960)	(writer)	1960	-	7.0 (365)

20.	"Disneyland" (1954)	(3 episodes, 1958-1959)	1959	-	8.4 (277)
	AKAs: Disney's Wonderful World (USA: new title) The Disney Sunday Movie (USA: new title) The Magical World of Disney (USA: new title) The Wonderful World of Disney (USA: new title) Walt Disney (USA: new title) Walt Disney Presents (USA: new title) Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color (USA: new title) 3 TV episodes: "Disneyland: Texas John Slaughter: Killers from Kansas (#5.13)" (writer) "Disneyland: Texas John Slaughter: Ambush in Laredo (#5.7)" (writer) "Disneyland: Texas John Slaughter (#5.5)" (writer)
21.	Gundown at Sandoval (1959)	(writer)	1959	-	6.1 (7)
	AKAs: Gunfight at Sandoval (USA: video title)
22.	"Wanted: Dead or Alive" (1958)	(2 episodes, 1958)	1958	-	8.2 (200)
	2 TV episodes: "Wanted: Dead or Alive: The Fourth Headstone (#1.9)" (writer) "Wanted: Dead or Alive: The Giveaway Gun (#1.6)" (writer)
23.	"Have Gun - Will Travel" (1957)	(1 episode, 1958)	1958	-	8.7 (350)
	1 TV episode: "Have Gun - Will Travel: The Protégé (#2.6)" (written by)
24.	"The Rifleman" (1958)	(1 episode, 1958)	1958	-	8.1 (408)
	1 TV episode: "The Rifleman: End of a Young Gun (#1.3)" (written by) (as Frank Gilroy)
25.	"Studio One" (1948)	(2 episodes, 1955-1958)	1958	-	8.5 (51)
	AKAs: Studio One Summer Theatre (USA: summer title) Studio One in Hollywood (USA: new title) Summer Theatre (USA: summer title) Westinghouse Studio One (USA: alternative title) Westinghouse Summer Theatre (USA: summer title) 2 TV episodes: "Studio One: The Last Summer (#10.41)" (writer) "Studio One: Uncle Ed and Circumstances (#8.4)" (teleplay)
26.	"Playhouse 90" (1956)	(2 episodes, 1956-1958)	1958	-	8.5 (67)
	2 TV episodes: "Playhouse 90: Point of No Return (#2.24)" (television adaptation) "Playhouse 90: Sincerely, Willis Wade (#1.11)" (writer) (as Frank Gilroy)
27.	"The United States Steel Hour" (1953)	(3 episodes, 1954-1957)	1957	-	8.4 (32)
	AKAs: The U.S. Steel Hour (USA: alternative title) 3 TV episodes: "The United States Steel Hour: A Matter of Pride (#4.17)" (teleplay) "The United States Steel Hour: Hung for a Sheep (#2.20)" (writer) (as Frank Gilroy) "The United States Steel Hour: The Last Notch (#1.12)" (writer)
28.	"Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Presents" (1953)	(1 episode, 1956)	1956	-	8.0 (14)
	AKAs: Matinee (UK: informal short title) Rheingold Theatre (USA) 1 TV episode: "Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Presents: One Can't Help Feeling Sorry (#5.6)" (teleplay)
29.	The Fastest Gun Alive (1956)	(screenplay) (story "The Last Notch")	1956	-	7.0 (882)

30.	"Matinee Theatre" (1955)	(1 episode, 1955)	1955	-	7.2 (12)
	1 TV episode: "Matinee Theatre: Beginning Now (#1.1)" (writer) (as Frank Gilroy)
31.	"Lux Video Theatre" (1950)	(2 episodes, 1953)	1953	-	6.4 (31)
	AKAs: Summer Video Theatre (USA: summer title) 2 TV episodes: "Lux Video Theatre: The Cruel Time (#4.3)" (writer) "Lux Video Theatre: The Wednesday Wish (#3.29)" (writer)
32.	"Kraft Television Theatre" (1953)	(unknown episodes)	1953	-	-
	AKAs: Ponds Theater (USA: new title)
33.	"Armstrong Circle Theatre" (1950)	(1 episode, 1953)	1953	-	8.0 (20)
	1 TV episode: "Armstrong Circle Theatre: A Matter of Opinion (#3.31)" (writer)
34.	"Kraft Television Theatre" (1947)	(unknown episodes)	1947	-	8.2 (28)
	AKAs: Kraft Mystery Theatre (USA: new title) Kraft Theatre (USA: new title)

		Year	Gross (USD)	Rating
1.	Money Play$ (1997) (TV)	1997	-	6.1 (82)

2.	The Luckiest Man in the World (1989)	1989	-	6.9 (12)

3.	The Gig (1985)	1985	-	7.0 (106)

4.	Nero Wolfe (1979) (TV)	1979	-	7.5 (37)

5.	Once in Paris... (1978)	1978	-	6.0 (26)

6.	From Noon Till Three (1976)	1976	-	6.7 (745)

7.	The Turning Point of Jim Malloy (1975) (TV)	1975	-	8.4 (6)
	AKAs: Gibbsville: The Turning Point of Jim Malloy John O'Hara's Gibbsville
8.	Desperate Characters (1971)	1971	-	6.3 (94)

			Year	Gross (USD)	Rating
1.	The Gig (1985)	(producer)	1985	-	7.0 (106)

2.	Once in Paris... (1978)	(producer)	1978	-	6.0 (26)

3.	Desperate Characters (1971)	(producer)	1971	-	6.3 (94)

Miscellaneous Crew View by NEW				Year	Gross (USD)	Rating
	1.	"Burke's Law" (1963)	series based on characters created by (1 episode, 1964)	1964	-	7.7 (142)
		AKAs: Amos Burke, Secret Agent (USA: new title) 1 TV episode: "Burke's Law: Who Killed WHO IV? (#1.27)" (series based on characters created by)

Additional Details

Other Works:

(1965) Stage: Wrote "The Subject Was Roses", produced on Broadway (won Pulitzer Prize for Drama) (filmed as The Subject Was Roses (1968)) more

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1 Portrayal | 1 Article more

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Drama | Action | Adventure | Crime more

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