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I. A. L. Diamond (născut Ițec Domnici la 27 iunie 1920, Ungheni, Regatul României [în prezent Republica Moldova] – d. 21 aprilie 1988 , Beverly Hills , California , Statele Unite) a fost un scenarist american de origine româno-evreiască.
I.A.L. Diamond (1920 - 1988) fue un guionista y personaje de Rumanía conocido por Con faldas y a lo loco, El apartamento, Irma la dulce, Uno, dos, tres, Primera plana, En bandeja de plata, La vida privada de Sherlock Holmes, ¿Qué ocurrió entre mi padre y tu madre?, Bésame, tonto y Ariane
modifier - modifier le code - modifier Wikidata 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 ...
I. A. L. Diamond fue un escritor y guionista rumano nacionalizado estadounidense de la década de los 40 hasta los 80. Fue uno de los grandes socios de Billy Wilder, con quien escribió doce comedias.
In 1941, I.A.L. Diamond became the only man to ever write four consecutive Varsity Shows. A talented and incisive comedy writer who used to pen articles for the Columbia Daily Spectator, he took New York by storm with the Varsity Show productions of his own: You’ve Got Something There (1938), Fair Enough (1939), Life Begins in ’40 (1940), and Hit the Road (1941).
18 de ene. de 2017 · By Martin Keady · January 18, 2017. I.A.L. Diamond was Billy Wilder’s second great co-writer. After Charles Brackett, with whom Wilder had co-written The Lost Weekend and Sunset Boulevard, Wilder formed another superb screenwriting partnership with Diamond that produced classics such as Some Like It Hot and The Apartment.
13 de jul. de 2020 · 1. Beginning with Love in the Afternoon (1957), I.A.L. Diamond wrote twelve movies with Billy Wilder over a period of 25 years. Their biggest hits included Some Like It Hot (1959), The Apartment (1960), One, Two, Three (1961), and The Fortune Cookie (1966). Diamond and Wilder won an Academy Award for original screenplay for The Apartment and ...
