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"Woody Allen: A Documentary" airs on PBS stations in two parts, at 9 p. m. Sunday and Monday, Nov. 20 and 21. Check local listings for airtimes.
Dec 17, 2005 · Marshall Brickman, 62, was born in Brazil to American parents. While still in his teens, Brickman was a member of the Tarriers, a group which also included future actor Alan Arkin. He paid his way through college as a folksinger and graduated with a degree in music from the University of Wisconsin. After college, Brickman hung around the New ...
Jan 8, 2016 · An Interview with Marshall Brickman. Kliph Nesteroff: You were a teenager when you appeared on Ted Mack's Amateur Hour. Marshall Brickman: One of my best friends was a fellow named Eric Weissberg. He played the five string banjo, which was sort of amazing. Eric's mother had some connection to the booker of Ted Mack.
Marshall Brickman most recently collaborated with the Goodman on Turn of the Century during the 2008/2009 Season. He co-wrote Jersey Boys, which won the 2006 Tony Award for Best Musical. His film credits include (as author or co-author) Sleeper, Annie Hall, Manhattan and Manhattan Murder Mystery; (as writer/director) Simon, Lovesick, The ...
Jun 13, 1986 · Marshall Brickman; written by Mr. Brickman and Thomas Baum; director of photography, Billy Williams; edited by Nina Feinberg; music by Philippe Sarde; produced by Jennifer Ogden and Mr. Brickman ...
Simon: Directed by Marshall Brickman. With Alan Arkin, Madeline Kahn, Austin Pendleton, Judy Graubart. A group of scientists takes Simon, a psychology professor, as a test person for a brainwash experiment.
"The Manhattan Project" was co-written and directed by Marshall Brickman, the sometime Woody Allen collaborator ("Annie Hall," "Manhattan") whose own films include "Lovesick" and "Simon." This movie announces his arrival into the first ranks of skilled American directors.
