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Charles B. Griffith (1930–2007)
Legendary screenwriter Charles Byron Griffith was born in Chicago on September 23, 1930. His mother and grandmother starred in the famous radio show, "Myrt and Marge," which went on to New York and became a soap opera. After a hitch in the army, Griffith went to California to live with his grandmother, Myrtle Vail. Before he started writing ...
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Born:in Chicago, Illinois, USADied:(age 77) in San Diego, California, USA |
The actor takes on a dark new role in The Intruder but remembers the fun of The Parent Trap.
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(May 7 to 31, 1987) His screenplay inspired the musical, "Little Shop of Horrors," at the Actors Theatre of Louisville (Mainstage) in Louisville, Kentucky with Mona Wyatt (Chiffon); Tonia Rowe (Crystal); Lovette George (Ronnette); Frederic Major (Mushnik); Erica L. Paulson (Audrey); Michael Brian (Seymour); Mark Mocahbee (... See more »Official Sites:
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[on hearing Roger Corman described as "part genius, part deranged person"] Deranged, yes. Genius, no. The genius that he might have had is gone. He used to be full of ideas and Freudian concepts, and he'd throw these things out to the writers and get them all hot. They would work like crazy, but he would have forgotten what he wanted to do. He was only interested in saving money, so his intellect... See more »Trivia:
Was first introduced to Roger Corman by actor Jonathan Haze in 1954; he has written many scripts and directed several movies for Corman throughout the years. See more »Nickname:
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