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Budd & Stuart Schulberg |
 As
the sons of Hollywood motion picture producer, B.P. Schulberg, Budd and
Stuart Schulberg literally grew up in the hard-hitting world of Sammy
Glick. The two brothers collaborated on the teleplay of What
Makes Sammy Run? when it was performed on NBC-TV's Sunday
Showcase and again on the book of the 1964 Broadway musical. (Click
here for more about Budd Schulberg.)
STUART SCHULBERG was born in Los Angeles in 1922. He was educated at the University of Chicago before becoming a sports writer and reporter for the Washington Daily News. During World War II, he served first with the Marine Corps, then with the OSS at the Nûrnberg War Crimes trials. After his military discharge, he became head of the Documentary Film Unit for the U.S. Military Government in Germany supervising production from his Berlin base. Next, as chief of the Marshall Plan Film Section in Europe, he produced some 200 documentaries from his Paris office. In 1951, Mr. Schulberg became a free lance producer and ranged all over Europe making such films as No Way Back, which won both an award as the best German film at the 1954 Berlin Film Festival and the Hollywood Foreign Correspondents Award. Other film credits include Wind Across the Everglades and Special Delivery. Mr. Schulberg was also a top television director-producer who created shows for CBS' Twentieth Century, GE Theatre and Ziv-UA. In 1961, he was a producer of the Peabody and Emmy Award winning series, David Brinkley's Journal. He died in June of 1979. |