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I. A. L. Diamond

I. A. L. Diamond: I. A. L. Diamond est un scénariste américain d'origine roumaine, né le 27 juin 1920 à Ungheni, en Bessarabie, et décédé le 21 avril 1988 à Los Angeles, aux États-Unis. Il a notamment collaboré avec Billy Wilder sur plusieurs de ses films.

Ses initiales I.A.L. signifient Inter Algebra League, surnom qui lui est resté de sa période universitaire où ses compétences en mathématiques étaient appréciées.

Filmographie sélective

1959 : Certains l'aiment chaud (Some Like It Hot)

1960 : La Garçonnière (The Apartment)

1961 : Un, deux, trois (One, Two, Three)

1963 : Irma la douce

1964 : Embrasse-moi, idiot (Kiss Me, Stupid)

1966 : La Grande Combine (The Fortune cookie)

1970 : La Vie privée de Sherlock Holmes (The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes)

1972 : Avanti!

1974 : Spéciale première (The Front Page)

Liens externes

I. A. L. Diamond sur l’Internet Movie Database - Version plus complète en anglais

Portail du cinéma

Catégories :
Scénariste roumain
Naissance en 1920
Décès en 1988
Oscar du meilleur scénario original

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The Powerful Wings., 1961 — A film about the Air Show of 1961 dedicated to the USSR Air Fleet Day.
Wings Of The October., 1967 — An Air Show in the Domodedovo Airport on July 9, 1967 and exposition of aviation equipment.
The Moscow Kremlin., 1986 — A film about the architectural and historic monuments of the Kremlin. Newsreel materials of various years are used.