- the series'
third season. It was
written by
Everett Greenbaum and Jim
Fritzell, and it
first aired on
March 18, 1975. The
episode is
notable for its shocking...
-
starring Don Knotts. It was
directed by Alan
Rafkin and
written by Jim
Fritzell and
Everett Greenbaum. The film is a
remake of The Paleface, a 1948 film...
-
Edward G. Robinson. The
screenplay was the
motion picture debut of
James Fritzell and
Everett Greenbaum, who had
written many
American television sitcoms[citation...
- Leo
Solomon and Ben Gershman, and Jim
Fritzell and
Everett Greenbaum.
During season six,
Greenbaum and
Fritzell left the show.
Ruben departed for Gomer...
-
alumni from the sitcom,
including director Alan
Rafkin and
writers Jim
Fritzell and
Everett Greenbaum. It was a box
office success,
paving the way for...
- Per
Fritzell, (born 2
October 1955) is a
Swedish comedian and
actor and
member of the
Galenskaparna och
After Shave comedic group. He was born in Stockholm...
- PMID 15614441. S2CID 34208503. Taylor, Rod S.; Taylor,
Rebecca J.;
Fritzell,
Peter (2006). "Balloon
Kyphoplasty and
Vertebroplasty for
Vertebral Compression...
- Jim
Fritzell (February 19, 1920 – March 9, 1979) was an
American television and film screenwriter.
James Gustave Fritzell was born on
February 19, 1920...
-
later star in The Andy
Griffith Show. The film's
screenplay writers Jim
Fritzell and
Everett Greenbaum had
served as
teleplay writers for the television...
- Carter's rival,
Staff Sergeant Charley Hacker.
Everett Greenbaum and Jim
Fritzell,
writers for The Andy
Griffith Show, are
credited with
creating the character...
