Henry Ephron
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Biography
Playwright turned screenwriter and producer, known for his teaming with wife Phoebe Wolkind. Among his credits as a screenwriter are Henry King's "Carousel" (1956), which also marked the start of his producing career, and the Walter Lang films "There's No Business Like Show Business" (1954) and the Tracy/Hepburn classic "Desk Set" (1957). Ephron's final screenplay "Captain Newman, M.D." (1963) received an Oscar nomination for best screenplay adaptation. He was the father of screenwriter/director Nora Ephron.
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Life Events
1934
First collaborated with wife Phoebe Wolkind on the play "Three's a Family"
1944
First produced screenplay, "Bride By Mistake"
1946
Moved with family to Los Angeles
1956
Debut as a producer for "Carousel"
1957
Made directorial debut with "Sing Boy Sing"