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Leo Lieberman (12 March 1916 – 31 March 2000)[1] was an American film screenwriter, who co-wrote Sorority Girl and Mad Dog Coll.[2]

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Leo Lieberman
Born	12 March 1916
Died	March 31, 2000(2000-03-31) (aged 84)
Nationality	American
Occupation	Television writer, screenwriter
Notable work	Sorority Girl, Mad Dog Coll

Career

Lieberman was a writer for both television and film. His work for television includes episodes of Judd for the Defense, The Human Jungle, The Dakotas (TV series), Wagon Train, and Climax!.^{[citation needed]} His films included Bonzo Goes to College and Mad Dog Coll, and two films directed by Roger Corman, and Carnival Rock, both released in 1957.

Filmography

Films

Year	Title	Credit
1951	A Yank in Korea	story by
1952	Bonzo Goes to College	story by and screenplay by
1957	Sorority Girl	story by
	Carnival Rock	story by and screenplay by
1961	Mad Dog Coll	written by

Television

Year	Title	Episodes	Credit
1954	The United States Steel Hour	"The Great Chair"	story by
1955	Lux Video Theatre	"The Lady Gambles"	adaptation by
1956	Kraft Theatre	"The Thieving Magpie"	written by
	TV Reader's Digest	"Courage"	teleplay by
		"Return from Oblivion"	teleplay by
1957	The 20th Century-Fox Hour	"Deadline Decision"	teleplay by
	Climax!	"Carnival at Midnight"	written by
		"The Hand of Evil"	adaptation by
	Wagon Train	"The Mary Halstead Story"	story by and teleplay by
1963	The Dakotas	"Mutiny at Fort Mercy"	story by and teleplay by
1963-64	The Human Jungle	"14 Ghosts" (1963)	story by and teleplay by
		"Ring of Hate" (1964)	from a story by
1967	Judd for the Defense	"Conspiracy"	written by

References

External links

• Leo Lieberman at IMDb
• Leo Lieberman at the Internet Broadway Database

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