
Philip Yordan
Profile info
Known forWriting
GenderMale
Birthday1 April 1914
Died24 March 2003 (age 88)
Place of birthChicago, Illinois, USA
Known credits67
Biography
Philip Yordan (April 1, 1914 – March 24, 2003) was an American screenwriter, film producer, novelist and playwright. He was a three-time Academy Award nominee, winning Best Story for Broken Lance (1954). From Wikipedia.

Dead Girls Don't Tango
1992 · Writer

Marilyn Alive and Behind Bars
1992 · Writer

Bloody Wednesday
1988 · Producer

Bloody Wednesday
1988 · Screenplay

The Unholy
1988 · Writer

Cry Wilderness
1987 · Writer

Cry Wilderness
1987 · Producer

Night Train to Terror
1985 · Writer

Death Wish Club
1984 · Dirty Old Moviegoer

Death Wish Club
1984 · Screenplay

Savage Journey
1983 · Writer

Cataclysm
1980 · Writer

Brigham
1977 · Writer

Captain Apache
1971 · Screenplay

Captain Apache
1971 · Producer

Bad Man's River
1971 · Story

The Royal Hunt of the Sun
1969 · Screenplay

Krakatoa, East of Java
1969 · Producer

Custer of the West
1967 · Producer

Battle of the Bulge
1965 · Writer

Battle of the Bulge
1965 · Producer

Crack in the World
1965 · Executive Producer

Circus World
1964 · Story

The Fall of the Roman Empire
1964 · Screenplay

55 Days at Peking
1963 · Screenplay

The Day of the Triffids
1963 · Executive Producer

El Cid
1961 · Screenplay

King of Kings
1961 · Screenplay

Studs Lonigan
1960 · Screenplay

Studs Lonigan
1960 · Producer

The Bramble Bush
1960 · Writer

Day of the Outlaw
1959 · Screenplay

Day of the Outlaw
1959 · Producer

Anna Lucasta
1958 · Theatre Play

Anna Lucasta
1958 · Screenplay

God's Little Acre
1958 · Screenplay

The Fiend Who Walked the West
1958 · Screenplay

The Bravados
1958 · Screenplay

Island Women
1958 · Writer

No Down Payment
1957 · Screenplay

Street of Sinners
1957 · Story

Street of Sinners
1957 · Executive Producer

Gun Glory
1957 · Novel

Men in War
1957 · Screenplay

Four Boys and a Gun
1957 · Writer

The Wild Party
1956 · Producer

The Harder They Fall
1956 · Screenplay

The Harder They Fall
1956 · Producer
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