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Leonard Freeman (October 31, 1920 – January 20, 1974) was an American television writer and producer who is best remembered as the creator of the CBS series Hawaii Five-O in 1968. He appeared in a 1953 episode (#112) of the TV series The Lone Ranger .
Leonard Freeman (1920-1974) was a prolific TV writer and producer, known for Hawaii Five-O, Route 66 and Hang 'Em High. He also acted in some episodes of The Lone Ranger and The Ford Television Theatre.
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Leonard Freeman was a writer and producer of TV shows such as Hawaii Five-O, Route 66 and Hang 'Em High. He was born in 1920 in California, married to Joan Taylor, and died in 1974 after heart surgery.
- October 31, 1920
- January 20, 1974
The creator of the long-running police drama "Hawaii Five-0," Leonard Freeman was a television writer and producer who made the occasional foray into film. Freeman began writing for television during the 1950s, penning episodes of the family show "Lassie" and the military drama "Men of Annapolis."
Leonard Freeman was a writer, producer, and creator of various TV shows, such as Hawaii Five-O, Route 66, and Cocoon. He also acted in one episode of General Electric Theater in 1953.
Leonard Freeman was a prolific and influential TV writer and producer who created the long-running police drama Hawaii Five-0. He also wrote and produced the Clint Eastwood Western Hang 'Em High and worked on shows like Route 66 and The Untouchables.
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Watch interviews with Leonard Freeman, the producer of Hawaii Five-O and other TV shows. Learn about his career, his creative process, and his legacy in the industry.
