Lorenzo Semple Jr.(1923-2014)

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La espía que cayó del cielo (1967)

Lorenzo Semple Jr. nació el 27 de marzo de 1923 en New Rochelle, Nueva York, Estados Unidos. Fue un escritor, conocido por Los tres días del cóndor (1975), Flash Gordon (1980) y Juventud irresponsable (1968). Estuvo casado con Joyce Miller y Ann Somers. Murió el 28 de marzo de 2014 en California, Estados Unidos.

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Cóndor
7.7
Serie de TV
- based on the screenplay 'Three Days of the Condor' by
- 2018–2020
Scripts Gone Wild Batman 1966
Video
- written by
- 2020
Papillon: la gran fuga
7.2
- based upon the 1973 screenplay "Papillon" by
- 2017
King Kong - FAN FILM
7.0
- Based On The 1976 Screenplay
- 2016
Batman: El regreso del enmascarado
6.7
- television series
- 2016
Pretty Poison
4.8
Película de TV
- earlier screenplay
- 1996
Rapture
4.3
Película de TV
- teleplay (as Lorenzo Semple)
- 1993
The Bengal Lancers!
5.1
- co-writer
- 1984
Rearview Mirror
6.2
Película de TV
- teleplay by
- 1984
Sheena
4.9
- screenplay
- 1984
Nunca digas nunca jamás
6.1
- screenplay
- 1983
Flash Gordon
6.5
- screenplay by
- 1980
Hurricane
4.7
- writer
- 1979
King Kong
6.0
- screenplay by
- 1976
Los tres días del cóndor
7.4
- screenplay by
- 1975

Sitio oficial
- YouTube
Nombre alternativo
- Lorenzo Semple
Nacimiento
- 27 de marzo de 1923
- Nueva Rochelle, Nueva York, Estados Unidos
Defunción
- 28 de marzo de 2014
- Brentwood, California, Estados Unidos(causas naturales)
Cónyuges
Niños
Padres
Familiares
- Philip Barry Jr.(Cousin)
Otros trabajos
His play, "The Golden Fleecing," was performed at the Cape Playhouse in Dennis, Massachusetts with Keefe Brasselle and James Karen in the cast.
Listados publicitarios
- 3 Entrevistas
- 1 Artículo

Trivia
He wrote the "bible" for "Batman's" other writers. (For example, Batman should never be shown breaking the law, not even to park in a no-parking zone during a crime-fighting emergency.) Semple came up with the idea for interspersing the show's fight scenes with colorful Pow! Zap! and Kapow! graphics. He named every device the "Bat"-this or the "Bat"-that. Robin's trademark "Holy (Fill in the Blank)!" was inspired by a similar phrase used by a character in the Tom Swift books.

Citas
I think Batman [TV series] was the best thing I ever wrote, including those big movies. As a whole work, it came out the way that I wanted it to, and I was excited by it.