Adrian Spies
{{short description|American screenwriter}}
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Adrian Spies (April 17, 1920 – October 2, 1998) was an American screenwriter, active from the 1940s through to the 1980s.
He won an Edgar Award for an episode of Studio One in Hollywood and was nominated for an Emmy Award for an episode of Dr. Kildare.
Spies died during heart surgery in 1998.{{cite news |title=Adrian Spies |url=https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-post-crescent-adrian-spies-1920-199/170561982/ |work=The Post-Crescent |date=October 20, 1998 |location=Appleton, WI |page=2 |access-date=April 17, 2025 |via=Newspapers.com}} {{Open access}}
Filmography
=Films=
class="wikitable" | |||
Year | Film | Credit | Notes |
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1963
|Niets dan de waarheid |Screenplay By | | |||
1967
|Screenplay By |Based on the novel The Scorpio Letters By "Victor Canning" | |||
1968
|Screenplay By |Co-Wrote Screenplay with "Quentin Werty", Based on the novel "The Dark of the Sun" By "Wilbur Smith" | |||
1970
|Screenplay By |Based on the novel "Hauser's Memory" By "Curt Siodmak" | |||
1971
|Written By | | |||
1974
|The Family Kovack |Written By |Co-Wrote screenplay with "Elinor Karpf" | |||
1976
|Risko |Written By |Co-Wrote screenplay with "Bill Driskill" | |||
rowspan=2|1979
|The Ordeal of Patty Hearst |Written By | | |||
Hanging By a Thread
|Written By | |
=Television=
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Year | TV Series | Credit | Notes |
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1949
|Actor | | |||
1950
|Writer | | |||
1950-55
|Writer |16 Episodes | |||
1952
|Writer |1 Episode | |||
rowspan=2|1953-57
|Writer |3 Episodes | |||
Valiant Lady
|Writer | | |||
1953-58
|Writer |3 Episodes | |||
1954
|Writer |1 Episode | |||
1955-57
|Writer |7 Episodes | |||
rowspan=3|1956
|Front Row Center |Writer |1 Episode | |||
Matinee Theater
|Writer |1 Episode | |||
General Electric Summer Originals
|Writer |1 Episode | |||
1957
|Writer |1 Episode | |||
1957-58
|Writer |4 Episodes | |||
rowspan=3|1958
|Writer |1 Episode | |||
Pursuit
|Writer |1 Episode | |||
Alcoa Theatre
|Writer |2 Episodes | |||
1958-60
|Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse |Writer |6 Episodes | |||
1959-60
|Writer |2 Episodes | |||
1960
|Writer |2 Episodes | |||
rowspan=4|1961
|Writer |1 Episode | |||
Drama 61-67
|Writer |1 Episode | |||
The Asphalt Jungle
|Writer |1 Episode | |||
The Defenders
|Writer |1 Episode | |||
rowspan=2|1961-62
|Writer |3 Episodes | |||
Target: The Corruptors!
|Writer |3 Episodes | |||
rowspan=2|1962
|Writer |1 Episode | |||
Saints And Sinners
|Writer, Creator, Producer | | |||
1963
|Writer |1 Episode | |||
1963-65
|Writer |5 Episodes | |||
rowspan=3|1966
|Writer |1 Episode | |||
Felony Squad
|Writer |2 Episodes | |||
Star Trek: The Original Series
|Writer |1 Episode | |||
1967
|Writer |1 Episode | |||
1969
|The Bold Ones: The Protectors |Writer |1 Episode | |||
1970
|Writer |1 Episode | |||
rowspan=2|1971
|Writer |2 Episodes | |||
The Man and the City
|Writer |1 Episode | |||
rowspan=2|1971-72
|Writer |2 Episodes | |||
Marcus Welby, M.D.
|Writer |2 Episodes | |||
1973
|Writer |1 Episode | |||
1975
|Writer |1 Episode | |||
rowspan=2|1976
|Writer |1 Episode | |||
Gibbsville
|Writer |1 Episode | |||
1977
|Writer |1 Episode | |||
1985
|Writer |1 Episode | |||
1989
|Writer |1 Episode |
References
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External links
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- {{IMDb name|0818649}}
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Category:American television writers
Category:American male television writers
Category:20th-century American screenwriters
Category:20th-century American male writers
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