Screenwriter Frances Goodrich, of Nutley, N.J. earned a Pulitzer for her play Diary of Anne Frank

Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett Screenwriters of Thin Man films, Frank Capra's It's a Wonderful Life Pulitzer Price winners for their play The Diary of Anne Frank
Goodrich & Hackett are probably best remembered for their stage version of The Diary Of Anne Frank, for which they won a Pulitzer Prize. They also created the characters of the Thin Man *film series. Their screenplay for Frank Capra's It's a Wonderful Life* is replayed on TV sets every Christmas season. Read the biography of Goodrich & Hackett: The Real Nick & Nora - Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett, Writers of Stage and Screen Classics by David L. Goodrich Read a review of The Real Nick & Nora Frances Goodrich** Born Dec. 21, 1890, Belleville, NJ - January 29, 1984. Ms. Goodrich moved to Nutley when she was two years old. A screenwriter, she who worked on more than 40 films, from After The Thin Man (1936) to The Diary of Anne Frank, Father of the Bride (1950) and Father of the Bride II (1995) New York Times Filmography Pulitzer Prize for Drama "The Diary of Anne Frank" Nutley Hall of Fame induction - personal notes Nutley Hall of Fame - 2005 More personal notes It's a Wonderful Life in good old Nutley Albert Hackett Feb. 16, 1900 NYC - March 16, 1995 Screenwriter; Married Frances Goodrich Together they worked on It's a Wonderful Life, the Frank Capra film. Manhattan-born Albert Hackett and his wife Frances Goodrich collaborated on the 1929 play Up Pops the Devil. The show was a success, and Hackett was invited to Hollywood to work as dialogue director of the film version. But Hackett refused to leave his wife behind in New York; nor did he want Goodrich to be regarded as merely a "writer's wife." When Hackett finally did come to Hollywood, it was as his wife's writing partner, a collaboration that lasted professionally until the team's 1962 retirement-and personally until Goodrich's death in 1984. The projects on which this exceptional duo worked include their adaptation of Eugene O'Neil's only comedy Ah! Wilderness (1935), Frank Capra's classic It's a Wonderful Life (1946), and Stanley Donen's Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (1954). New York Times Filmography Wikipedia - Albert_Hackett Read the biography of Albert Hackett The Nutley Little Theatre, organized in October 1934, was proposed by members of the Parish Players of Grace Church. ... A comedy, "Up Pops The Devil," by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett, was the first offering on Nov. 23, 1934, in the high school auditorium. Note: Links subject to change It's a Wonderful Life: The Fiftieth Anniversary Scrapbook (Hardcover) by Jimmy Hawkins Favorite Scenes from the Classic Film It's A Wonderful Life - Jimmy Hawkins The Essential It's a Wonderful Life, a Scene by Scene Guide to the Classic Film - Michael Willian The It's A Wonderful Life Book - Jeanine Basinger It's a Wonderful Life: From the 1946 Liberty Film, Distributed by Republic Pictures Corp. (St Martin's Original Screenplay Series) by Frances Goodrich, Albert Hackett, Frank Capra, Philip Van Doren Stern It's a Wonderful Review - Nutley Little Theater "It's a Wonderful Life (60th Anniversary Edition)" DVD It's a Wonderful Life links It's a Wonderful Life - Webring Rotten Tomatoes All-TIME 100 movies Reel Classics Wikipedia It's a Wonderful Life IAWL in 30 seconds with bunnies Roger Ebert on IAWL The FBI and IAWL	Old Nutley Nutley, N.J. A great place to live and raise a family. NUTLEY NOTABLES A book about the people who have made a memorable impact on Nutley, New Jersey, throughout its history. *___________* Web Site Created By Anthony Buccino *___________* Site Sponsors Buccino's books Anthony's World Nutley Sons Honor Roll *___________* *___________* Contact us Old Nutley/Anthony Buccino PO Box 110252 Nutley NJ 07110 About Anthony Buccino Email your comments about this site Entire contents Old Nutley.org c opyright © 2004-2016 by Anthony Buccino All Rights Reserved This web site is not affiliated with or sponsored by any local group or government. *Note: Links subject to change*
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