Stanley Mann

Birth Name:

Stanley Mann

Birth Place:

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Profession

Writer, Producer, Actor

After attending McGill University, he started out as a writer and actor for CBC Radio
Best known as the screenwriter of "Conan the Destroyer," "The Collector" and "Damien: Omen II․"
Collaborated with Roger MacDougall on the 1959 film "The Mouse That Roared" and the 1957 Broadway play "Hide and Seek․"
Wrote three films that Sean Connery starred in, 1958's "Another Time, Another Place," 1964's "Woman of Straw" and 1979's "Meteor․"
Published his first novel, "Third Time Lucky," in 1978

1966Oscar - Best Writing, Screenplay Based on Material from Another Medium:Nominated
1966Golden Globe - Best Screenplay:Nominated
1966WGA Award (Screen) - Best Written American Drama:Nominated
1982Edgar - Best Motion Picture:Nominated

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