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Sam Dann. (Writer) 246. 214 32. Before writing 311 scripts for CBS Radio Mystery Theater, Sam Dann wrote for short films and TV anthology programs. A Rainbow Soldier in WWII, Sam Dann was also taught visual and dramatic writing at Tisch School of the Arts, New York University.
(1918-2004) US teacher, scriptwriter – among many other assignments, he wrote 311 episodes for the CBS Radio Mystery Theater between 1974 and 1982 – and author whose second novel, The Third Body ( 1979 ), depicts a Dystopian twenty-fourth-century world shaped by conflict between men and women. [JC] Samuel H Dann. born 18 May 1918.
Oct 15, 2015 · In the most complete eyewitness account ever 04 Activeable, editor Sam Dann, himself a Rainbow soldier, weaves their stories together with official reports, other documents, and the reminiscences of several survivors.
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The episode "Children of Death", broadcast February 5, 1976, written by Sam Dann, served as the basis for Dann's 1979 novel The Third Body, published by Popular Library. Another of his stories for Mystery Theater , "Goodbye, Karl Erich" from the 1975 season, was also turned into a novel by the same name, first published in 1985.
Sam Dann. Sam Dann had a long career as a writer for radio, stage, and television, and taught visual and dramatic writing as an adjunct professor at Tisch School of the Arts, New York University. He was also the author of two novels, Goodbye, Karl Erich and The Third Body.
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Apr 15, 1998 · In the most complete eyewitness account ever available, editor Sam Dann, himself a Rainbow soldier, weaves their stories, official reports, other documents, and the reminiscences of several survivors with whom the Division has maintained contact for more than half a century.
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Sam Dann had a long career as a writer for radio, stage, and television, and taught visual and dramatic writing as an adjunct professor at Tisch School of the Arts, New York University. He was also the author of two novels, Goodbye, Karl Erich and The Third Body.
