Marshall Brickman
Scénario·25 août 1939·† 29 novembre 2024 — 85 ans·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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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.
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Connu pour
Annie Hall
1977·7.7
Manhattan
1979·7.7
Meurtre mystérieux à Manhattan
1993·7.3
Woody et les robots
1973·6.9
Jersey Boys
2014·6.8
Intersection
1994·5.1
Woody Allen - A Documentary
2011·6.9
The Manhattan Project
1986·6.2
For The Boys - Hier, aujourd'hui et pour toujours
1991·6.4
Cérémonie des Oscars
1953·7.0
Une décennie sous influence
2003·7.9
Sounds from a Town I Love
2001·5.6
Filmographie · 21
2014Jersey BoysMusical · Screenplay2011Woody Allen - A DocumentarySelf2003Une décennie sous influenceSelf2001Sounds from a Town I Love(uncredited)2001The Concert for New York City2001Sister Mary Explains It AllDirector1994IntersectionScreenplay1993Meurtre mystérieux à ManhattanScreenplay1991For The Boys - Hier, aujourd'hui et pour toujoursScreenplay1989That's AdequateSelf1988FunnySelf1986The Manhattan ProjectDirector · Producer · Writer1983LovesickScreenplay · Director1980SimonDirector · Screenplay · Story1979ManhattanWriter1977Annie HallWriter1973Woody et les robotsAssociate Producer · Writer1967Woody Allen Looks at 1967Writer1962The Merv Griffin ShowTVSelf1958Kraft Music HallTVWriter1953Cérémonie des OscarsTVSelf