Irving Wallace

Biography:

Irving Wallace (March 19, 1916 – June 29, 1990) was an American best-selling author and screenwriter. He was known for his heavily researched novels, many with a sexual theme.

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Known For

Have Gun, Will Travel

The Texan

Behind Closed Doors

Bombers B-52

The Chapman Report

The Man

The Prize

Gun Fury

The Burning Hills

The Seven Minutes

Acting

1962

The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson as Self

1961

The Mike Douglas Show as Self

Writing

1978

The Word as Novel

1972

The Man as Novel

1971

The Seven Minutes as Novel

1963

The Prize as Novel

1962

The Chapman Report as Novel

1959

The Big Circus as Screenplay

1958

The Texan as Writer

Behind Closed Doors as Writer

1957

Bombers B-52 as Screenplay

Have Gun, Will Travel as Writer

1956

The Burning Hills as Screenplay

1955

Sincerely Yours as Screenplay

Jump Into Hell as Writer

1954

The Gambler from Natchez as Screenplay

1953

Split Second as Story

Split Second as Screenplay

Bad for Each Other as Writer

Gun Fury as Screenplay

Desert Legion as Screenplay

Meet Me at the Fair as Writer

1950

The West Point Story as Screenplay

The West Point Story as Story

1944

That's My Baby! as Story

1943

Jive Junction as Screenplay

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Irving Wallace

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