Norman Lear

Norman Lear

Personal Info

Known For

Production

Gender

Male

Birthday

27/07/1922

Day of Death

05/12/2023
(101) years old

Place of Birth

New Haven, Connecticut, USA

Biography

Norman Milton Lear (July 27, 1922 – December 5, 2023) was a legendary American television writer and producer who produced such 1970s sitcoms as All in the Family, Sanford and Son, The Jeffersons, Good Times, Maude. As a political activist, he founded the advocacy organization People for the America... Read More

Filmography

Cast

2023

Being Mary Tyler Moore

as Self (voice)

2022

Gratitude Revealed

as Himself

2022

"Sr."

as Self

2022

Lucy and Desi

as Self

2020

Find Your Groove

as Self

2019

I Want My MTV

as Self

2012

Casting By

as Self

2012

Pablo

as Self

2008

The Brothers Warner

as Self - Producer

1999

Funny Is Money

as Self

1997

Perfect Moment

as Self

1996

Corwin

as Self

1992

Color Adjustment

as Self

1982

Traveling Hopefully

as Self - Television Producer

1971

Cold Turkey

as Crying Man (uncredited)

1963

Come Blow Your Horn

as Party Guest (uncredited)

Crew

2025

Before We Forget

as Executive Producer

2023

I Got A Monster

as Executive Producer

2021

I Carry You with Me

as Executive Producer

2019

Live in Front of a Studio Audience: "All...

as Original Series Creator

2007

Pete Seeger: The Power of Song

as Executive Producer

2003

Way Past Cool

as Executive Producer

1991

Fried Green Tomatoes

as Executive Producer

1987

The Princess Bride

as Executive Producer

1984

Heartsounds

as Executive Producer

1984

P.O.P.

as Writer

1982

I Love Liberty

as Executive Producer

1982

I Love Liberty

as Writer

1971

Cold Turkey

as Director

1971

Cold Turkey

as Screenplay

1971

Cold Turkey

as Producer

1970

Start the Revolution Without Me

as Executive Producer

1967

Divorce American Style

as Producer

1967

Divorce American Style

as Screenplay

1965

Never Too Late

as Producer

1963

Come Blow Your Horn

as Screenplay

1963

Come Blow Your Horn

as Producer

1953

Scared Stiff

as Additional Dialogue