Clarence Greene

Clarence Greene (* 10. August 1913 in New York City , New York ; † 17th June 1995 California ) was an American screenwriter and film producer , who wrote the screenplay for Pillow Talk 1960 the Oscar for Best Original Screenplay was awarded.

Career

Greene wrote his first screenplay for the film The Town Went Wild in 1944 . His work for City in Turmoil earned an Oscar and Writers Guild of America Award nomination. Greene received a Golden Globe nomination in 1953 , along with Russell Rouse , for the screenplay I'm a Nuclear Spy . At the Academy Awards in 1960, Greene, along with Russell Rouse, Maurice Richlin and Stanley Shapiro, received the Oscar for the comedy Bed Whisper .

1944: The Town Went Wild
1949: Victims of the Underworld (DOA)
1950: The Great Plane Robbery
1951: The Well
1952: I'm a Nuclear Spy (The Thief)
1953: Hands off, Jonny! (Wicked Woman)
1955: Panther Cat (New York Confidential)
1956: Unidentified Flying Objects: The True Story of Flying Saucers (documentary)
1959–1960: Tightrope (TV series, 37 episodes)
1959: Pillow Talk (Pillow Talk)
1964: Madame P. and her girls (A House Is Not a Home)
1966: ... because nobody is without guilt (The Oscar)
1967: The Caper of the Golden Bulls
1969: Color Me Dead
1988: DOA Murder On Arrival (DOA)

personal data
SURNAME	Greene, Clarence
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	American screenwriter and film producer
DATE OF BIRTH	August 10, 1913
PLACE OF BIRTH	New York City , New York State , United States
DATE OF DEATH	June 17, 1995
Place of death	California , United States