Norman Borisoff

Norman Borisoff (April 16, 1918 – April 21, 2013) was an American television writer, Award winning scriptwriter, and a young adult novelist.[1]

Filmography

Year Title Format Role Notes
1941 Murder with Music Film Screenplay also known as Mistaken Identity
1947 Bread and Wine Film Story International Film Foundation[2]
Artisans of Florence Documentary shortShort documentary Story —
1950 TitanThe Titan: Story of Michelangelo Documentary Written by —
1957 Castles and Castanets Documentary Writer Henry Strauss Productions (30 minuest)[3]
1958 Revolt in Hungary TV movie Written by Twentieth century television program[4]
1962 SaintThe Saint TV series Screenplay 2 episodes:
  • "The Element of Doubt" (1-08 November 22, 192)
  • "The Effete Angler" (1-09 November 29, 1962)
1963 Stop Train 349 Film Dialogue —
KremlinThe Kremlin TV movie Written by also known as The Jarvis Collection: "The Kremlin"
1963
1964		 Espionage TV series Story 2 episodes:
  • "To the Very End" (November 6, 1963)
  • "Castles in Spain" (February 19, 1964)
1964 SaintThe Saint TV series Screenplay 2 episodes:
  • "The Good Medicine" (2–21 February 6, 1964)
  • "The Ever-Loving Spouse" (2–26 March 12, 1964)
1966 I Spy TV series Written by 2 episodes:
  • "To Florence with Love: Part 1" and "2"
Jericho TV series Written by 1 episode:
  • "Panic in the Piazza"
1967 FBIThe F.B.I. TV series Story 1 episode:
  • "Rope of Gold" (53-21 February 12, 1967)
1968 Judd, for the Defense TV series Written by 1 episode:
  • "The Worst of Both Worlds" (25 March 15, 1968)
1970 Ironside TV series Written by 1 episode (season 3):
  • "The Wrong Time, the Wrong Place" (3–18 [72] February 5, 1970)
1973 Screaming Skull TV movie Writer —
1978 Starsky and Hutch TV series Story 1 episode:
  • "The Heavyweight" (3–14)
1985 Rituals TV movie Writer —

Books

See also

References

  1. ↑ "Obituary Norman Borisoff (1918–2013)". classictvhistory.wordpress.com. June 11, 2013.
  2. ↑ "Bread and wine (Film, 1947)". WorldCat.org.
  3. ↑ "Castles and castanets (Film, 1957)". WorldCat.org.
  4. ↑ "Revolt in Hungary (Film, 1958)". WorldCat.org.

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