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Budd Schulberg

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Wrote and produced a failed pilot for a CBS cop show called, "Ross of the Everglades" concerning a Florida policeman whose beat is the swamps and hummocks of the Everglades.

Short story, "Passport to Nowhere," 1940 (in Story)

Short story, "'The Real Viennese Schmalz," 1941 (in Esquire)

Novel, "The Disenchanted," (New York: Random House, 1950)

"Some Faces in the Crowd," 1953

Book, "Waterfront," (New York: Random House, 1955)

Published screenplay, "A Face in the Crowd," 1958 (with an introduction by Elia Kazan)

Short story, "The Barracudas," 1958 (in Playboy)

Published screenplay, "Across the Everglades: A Play for the Screen," (New York: Random House, 1958)

Short story, 'A Second Father', 1961 (in Playboy)

Short story, "Say Goodnight to Ow'", 1966 (in Cosmopolitan)

Anthology, editor, "From the Ashes: The Voices of Watts," 1967

Novel, "Sanctuary V," (New York: World Publishing, 1969)

Book, "Sanctuary," (Cleveland: World, 1969)

Book (with John Steinbeck), "The Four Seasons of Success," (Garden City: Doubleday, 1972)

Book, "Loser and Still Champion: Muhammad Ali," (Garden City: Doubleday, 1972)

Book (with Geraldine Brooks), "Swan Watch," (Dell Publishing, 1975)

Book, "Everything That Moves, (Doubleday & Company, 1980)

The novel "What Makes Sammy Run?" (New York: Random House, 1941)

The novel "The Harder They Fall" (New York: Random House, 1947)

His Broadway play "The Disenchanted," starring Jason Robards, Rosemary Harris, George Grizzard and Jason Robards Sr., opened at the Coronet Theatre on, December 3, 1958 and closed on May 16, 1959, after 189 total Performances. "The Disenchanted" was nominated for a 1959 Tony Award as Best Play.

The original Broadway musical "What Makes Sammy Run?", with a book by Budd and his brother Stuart Schulberg, debuted at the 54th Street Theatre on February 27, 1964 and closed June 12, 1965 after a total of 540 performances. Steve Lawrence, who starred as Sammy Glick, received a 1964 Tony Award nomination for Best Actor in a Musical, while Lehman Engel was nominated for Best Conductor and Musical Director.

His Broadway play "On the Waterfront," opened at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre on May 1, 1995, and closed after eight performances on May 7, 1995.

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