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Frank Daniel Gilroy (born 13 October 1925) is an American playwright, screenwriter, and film producer and director. He received the Tony Award for Best Play and the Pulitzer Prize for Drama for his play The Subject Was Roses in 1965.
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Known For
From Noon Till Three
(1976)
Screenplay and Novel
The Fastest Gun Alive
(1956)
Screenplay and Story
Full Filmography
Writing
The Fastest Gun Alive
(1956)
Screenplay and Story
Gundown at Sandoval
(1959)
Writer
The Gallant Hours
(1960)
Screenplay
Who Killed Julie Greer?
(1961)
Writer
Otázka hrdosti
(1965)
Original Story
The Subject Was Roses
(1968)
Screenplay and Theatre Play
The Only Game in Town
(1970)
Screenplay and Theatre Play
Desperate Characters
(1971)
Screenplay
The Turning Point of Jim Malloy
(1975)
Writer
From Noon Till Three
(1976)
Screenplay and Novel
Once in Paris...
(1978)
Writer
Nero Wolfe
(1979)
Writer
Jinxed!
(1982)
Screenplay and Story
The Gig
(1985)
Writer
The Luckiest Man in the World
(1989)
Writer
Directing
Desperate Characters
(1971)
Director
The Turning Point of Jim Malloy
(1975)
Director
From Noon Till Three
(1976)
Director
Once in Paris...
(1978)
Director
Nero Wolfe
(1979)
Director
The Gig
(1985)
Director
The Luckiest Man in the World
(1989)
Director
Money Play$
(1998)
Director
Production