Philip G. Epstein
writer • producer
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Philip G. Epstein (August 22, 1909 – February 7, 1952) was an American screenwriter most known for his adaptation in partnership with his twin brother, Julius, and others, of the unproduced play Everybody Comes to Rick's which became the Academy Award-winning ...
Born: August 22, 1909 in New York City, New York, USA
Died: February 7, 1952 (age 42)
Movies & TV Credits
30 total credits across film and television
| Title | Job | Year |
|---|---|---|
Writing | 2025 | |
Writing | 2000 | |
Writing | 1958 | |
Writing | 1954 | |
Forever Female Movie | Writing | 1953 |
Writing | 1951 | |
My Foolish Heart Movie | Writing | 1950 |
Chicken Every Sunday Movie | Writing | 1949 |
Writing | 1948 | |
Arsenic and Old Lace Movie | Writing | 1944 |
Mr. Skeffington Movie | Writing | 1944 |
Casablanca Movie | Writing | 1943 |
Writing | 1943 | |
The Male Animal Movie | Writing | 1942 |
Honeymoon for Three Movie | Crew | 1941 |
Writing | 1941 | |
Writing | 1941 | |
Writing | 1941 | |
No Time for Comedy Movie | Writing | 1940 |
Saturday's Children Movie | Writing | 1940 |
Daughters Courageous Movie | Writing | 1939 |
Four Wives Movie | Writing | 1939 |
The Mad Miss Manton Movie | Writing | 1938 |
Writing | 1938 | |
China Passage Movie | Writing | 1937 |
New Faces of 1937 Movie | Writing | 1937 |
Love on a Bet Movie | Writing | 1936 |
Mummy's Boys Movie | Writing | 1936 |
The Bride Walks Out Movie | Writing | 1936 |
Grand Jury Movie | Writing | 1936 |