Norman Krasna

Norman Krasna

Personal Info

Known For

Writing

Gender

Male

Birthday

07/11/1909

Day of Death

01/11/1984
(75) years old

Place of Birth

Queens, New York City, New York, USA

Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Norman Krasna (November 7, 1909 – November 1, 1984) was an American screenwriter, playwright, producer, and film director. He is best known for penning screwball comedies which centered on a case of mistaken identity. Krasna also directed three films during a f... Read More

Filmography

Crew

1964

I'd Rather Be Rich

as Writer

1963

Sunday in New York

as Screenplay

1963

Sunday in New York

as Theatre Play

1962

My Geisha

as Story

1962

My Geisha

as Screenplay

1960

Let's Make Love

as Screenplay

1960

Who Was That Lady?

as Theatre Play

1960

Who Was That Lady?

as Writer

1960

Who Was That Lady?

as Producer

1958

Indiscreet

as Screenplay

1958

Indiscreet

as Theatre Play

1956

Bundle of Joy

as Writer

1954

White Christmas

as Writer

1952

Clash by Night

as Producer

1951

The Blue Veil

as Producer

1951

Behave Yourself!

as Producer

1950

The Big Hangover

as Director

1950

The Big Hangover

as Producer

1950

The Big Hangover

as Writer

1949

John Loves Mary

as Theatre Play

1947

Dear Ruth

as Theatre Play

1944

Practically Yours

as Writer

1944

Bride by Mistake

as Story

1943

Princess O'Rourke

as Screenplay

1943

Princess O'Rourke

as Director

1941

It Started with Eve

as Screenplay

1941

The Devil and Miss Jones

as Associate Producer

1941

Mr. & Mrs. Smith

as Story

1941

Mr. & Mrs. Smith

as Screenplay

1940

It's a Date

as Screenplay

1939

Bachelor Mother

as Screenplay

1938

Three Loves Has Nancy

as Producer

1938

You and Me

as Story

1937

Big City

as Producer

1937

Big City

as Story

1937

As Good as Married

as Story

1936

Fury

as Story

1936

Wife vs. Secretary

as Screenplay

1935

Hands Across the Table

as Screenplay

1935

Four Hours to Kill!

as Screenplay

1934

The Countess of Monte Cristo

as Additional Writing

1933

Meet the Baron

as Story

1933

Bombshell

as Additional Writing

1933

So This Is Africa

as Screenplay

1933

Parole Girl

as Screenplay

1933

Parole Girl

as Original Story

1932

That's My Boy

as Screenplay

1932

Hollywood Speaks

as Screenplay

1932

Hollywood Speaks

as Story