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Public figure, Media
Budd Schulberg Silver
American writer (1914–2009)
Budd Schulberg was an American writer (1914–2009). Born 1914 in Manhattan. Associated with Office of Strategic Services.
- Function
- Media
Common questions
- Who is Budd Schulberg?
- Budd Schulberg was an American writer (1914–2009). Born 1914 in Manhattan. Associated with Office of Strategic Services.
- What does Budd Schulberg do?
- Budd Schulberg is known as screenwriter, novelist, writer.
- Where did Budd Schulberg study?
- Budd Schulberg studied at Dartmouth College.
- When was Budd Schulberg born?
- Budd Schulberg was born on 1914-03-27 in Manhattan.
- What awards has Budd Schulberg received?
- Laurel Award for Screenwriting Achievement, Academy Award for Best Writing, Original Screenplay, Lucien Barrière Literary Award, International Boxing Hall of Fame, Lucien Barrière Literary Award.
Career and education
SilverCareer
- Office of Strategic Services
Education
- Dartmouth College
- Deerfield Academy
- Los Angeles High School
Public life
Gold- Born
- 1914-03-27, Manhattan
- Died
- 2009-08-05, Westhampton Beach
- Citizenship
- United States
- Occupations
- screenwriter, novelist, writer, journalist, television producer
- Also known as
- Seymour Wilson Schulberg
Achievements
SilverAwards
- Laurel Award for Screenwriting Achievement 2008
- Academy Award for Best Writing, Original Screenplay 1955
- Lucien Barrière Literary Award 2005
- International Boxing Hall of Fame 2003
- Lucien Barrière Literary Award 1989
Network
SilverFamily (public figures)
- Geraldine BrooksSpouse
- Jigee ViertelSpouse
- B. P. SchulbergFather
- Adeline SchulbergMother
- Stuart SchulbergSibling
Profile
- Languages
- English
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