Ira Wallach
1913 - 1995
General Information
Bio
(1913-1995) Screenwriter, novelist. Ira Wallach was born in New York City and died in Manhattan, New York.
Full Name
Ira Wallach
Locations
Westchester
Author's Timeline
Unknown
RESIDENCE
As a child, Mr. Wallach lived in New Rochelle, New York.
1913
BIRTH
Ira Wallach was born in New York City on January 22, 1913.
1947
LITWORK
The Horn and the Roses
New York: Boni and Gaer
Novel.
New York: Boni and Gaer
Novel.
1950
LITWORK
How to Be Deliriously Happy
Henry Schuman
Novel.
Henry Schuman
Novel.
1951
LITWORK
Hopalong-Freud
Schulman
Fiction.
Schulman
Fiction.
1952
LITWORK
Hopalong-Freud Rides Again
Henry Schulman
Fiction.
Henry Schulman
Fiction.
1954
LITWORK
Gutenberg's Folly
Abelard-Schuman
Fiction.
Abelard-Schuman
Fiction.
1958
LITWORK
Drink To Me Only
Samuel French
Mr. Wallach and Abram S. Ginnes wrote the Broadway comedy "Drink to Me Only."
Samuel French
Mr. Wallach and Abram S. Ginnes wrote the Broadway comedy "Drink to Me Only."
1958
LITWORK
Boys' Night Out
Mr. Wallach wrote the screenplay for "Boys' Night Out."
Mr. Wallach wrote the screenplay for "Boys' Night Out."
1959
LITWORK
Muscle Beach
Little, Brown and Company
Novel, was the basis for the 1967 film, "Don't Make Waves."
Little, Brown and Company
Novel, was the basis for the 1967 film, "Don't Make Waves."
1960
LITWORK
The Absence Of A Cello
Little, Brown
Novel, adapted for the Broadway stage by Mr. Wallach in 1964.
Little, Brown
Novel, adapted for the Broadway stage by Mr. Wallach in 1964.
1968
LITWORK
Hot Millions
Mr. Wallach and Peter Ustinov wrote the screenplay for the film, "Hot Millions."
Mr. Wallach and Peter Ustinov wrote the screenplay for the film, "Hot Millions."
1995
DEATH
Ira Wallach died at Roosevelt Hospital in Manhattan, New York, on December 2, 1995.
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