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Sam Spewack

1899 - 1971 (age 72) • Writing

Born: 9/16/1899 in Bakhmut, Yekaterinoslav Governorate, Russian Empire

Died: 10/14/1971 (age 72)

Known for: Writing

Sam Spewack

Educated at Columbia University. He and his wife, Bella Spewack, were nominated for a 1998 Laurence Olivier Theatre Award for Kiss Me Kate performed at the Open Air Theatre for Outstanding Musical Production of 1997.

Known For

We're No Angels

62%

Theatre Play

1989

My Favorite Wife

70%

Screenplay

1940

Move Over, Darling

67%

Story

1963

Kiss Me Kate

65%

Theatre Play

1953

Walter Wanger's Vogues of 1938

55%

Writer

1937

Week-End at the Waldorf

64%

Screenplay

1945

Rendezvous

49%

Adaptation

1935

The Gay Bride

60%

Screenplay

1934

Kiss Me, Kate

35%

Musical

2024

Kiss Me, Kate

35%

Writer

2024

Kiss Me, Kate

60%

Book

2011

Kiss Me, Kate

77%

Writer

2003

We're No Angels

62%

Theatre Play

1989

Kiss Me, Kate

Writer

1964

Move Over, Darling

67%

Story

1963

Startime

68%

Theatre Play, Writer

1959

Kiss Me, Kate

83%

Book

1958

Kiss Me, Kate

83%

Writer

1958

Mr. Broadway

70%

Writer

1957

Kiss Me Kate

65%

Theatre Play

1953

Week-End at the Waldorf

64%

Screenplay

1945

A Welcome to Britain

70%

Writer

1943

The World at War

68%

Writer

1942

The World at War

68%

Producer

1942

My Favorite Wife

70%

Screenplay

1940

My Favorite Wife

70%

Original Story

1940

Three Loves Has Nancy

42%

Writer

1938

Boy Meets Girl

69%

Screenplay

1938

Boy Meets Girl

69%

Theatre Play

1938

The Chaser

80%

Screenplay

1938

Walter Wanger's Vogues of 1938

55%

Writer

1937

Rendezvous

49%

Adaptation

1935

The Gay Bride

60%

Screenplay

1934

The Cat and the Fiddle

71%

Screenplay

1934

Should Ladies Behave

48%

Writer

1933

The Solitaire Man

70%

Theatre Play

1933