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Norman Borisoff

American novelist

Norman Borisoff (April 16, 1918 – April 21, 2013) was an American television writer, award-winning^{[citation needed]} scriptwriter, and a young adult novelist.^[1]

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Norman Borisoff
Born	April 16, 1918 (1918-04-16)
Died	April 21, 2013(2013-04-21) (aged 95)
Nationality	American

Biography

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Filmography

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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]
1947	Artisans of Florence	Short documentary	Story	—
1950	The 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	The Saint	TV series	Screenplay	2 episodes: "The Element of Doubt" (1-08 November 22, 192 (192-11-22)) "The Effete Angler" (1-09 November 29, 1962 (1962-11-29))
1963	Stop Train 349	Film	Dialogue	—
1963	The 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 (1963-11-06)) "Castles in Spain" (February 19, 1964 (1964-02-19))
1964	The Saint	TV series	Screenplay	2 episodes: "The Good Medicine" (2–21 February 6, 1964 (1964-02-06)) "The Ever-Loving Spouse" (2–26 March 12, 1964 (1964-03-12))
1966	I Spy	TV series	Written by	2 episodes: "To Florence with Love: Part 1" and "2"
1966	Jericho	TV series	Written by	1 episode: "Panic in the Piazza"
1967	The F.B.I.	TV series	Story	1 episode: "Rope of Gold" (53-21 February 12, 1967 (1967-02-12))
1968	Judd, for the Defense	TV series	Written by	1 episode: "The Worst of Both Worlds" (25 March 15, 1968 (1968-03-15))
1970	Ironside	TV series	Written by	1 episode (season 3): "The Wrong Time, the Wrong Place" (3–18 [72] February 5, 1970 (1970-02-05))
1973	Screaming Skull	TV movie	Writer	—
1978	Starsky and Hutch	TV series	Story	1 episode: "The Heavyweight" (3–14)
1985	Rituals	TV series	Writer	—

Books

Nick the Waiter (1966)
Carmen the Beautician (1967)
Ned the Taxicab Driver (1967)
Who's There (with Michal Heron; 1972)
Don't Give Up (with Michal Heron; 1972)
Walkie-Talkie Patrol (with Michal Heron; 1972)
Unknown Adventures (with Michal Heron; 1972)
Bird Seed & Lightning (with Michal Heron; 1972)
You Might Even Like It (1973)
Crazy George (1974)
Lily, the Lovable Lion (1975)
The Dropout (1975)
Lily, the Lovable Lion (1975)
Dangerous Fortune (1976)
Starsky and Hutch: A matter of pride (with Robert Swanson; 1977)
The Goof-up (1978)
The Haunted House (with Tom Leigh; 1978)
Easy Money (1981)
Bewitched and Bewildered: A Spooky Love Story (1982)

References

[1]
"Obituary Norman Borisoff (1918–2013)". classictvhistory.wordpress.com. June 11, 2013.
[2]
Bread and wine (Film, 1947). WorldCat.org. OCLC 7652337.
[3]
Castles and castanets (Film, 1957). WorldCat.org. OCLC 14389160.
[4]
Revolt in Hungary (Film, 1958). WorldCat.org. OCLC 5907464.

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