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![]() Avg.User Rating: Rate this person: Director, Screenwriter Born: August 25, 1941 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Biography:Born in Brazil to American parents, "Marshall Brickman" paid his way through college as a folksinger. While still in his teens, Brickman was a member of the Tarriers, a group which also included future actor "Alan Arkin". Turning to writing, Brickman penned special material for "Candid Camera", then hit the talk show circuit, winning an Emmy for his work on "The Dick Cavett Show". Through Cavett, Brickman became acquainted with "Woody Allen"; he would collaborate on the scripts of some of "Allen"'s best films of the 1970s. In 1977, Brickman and "Allen" shared an Oscar for the screenplay of "Annie Hall" (both men should have gotten Purple Hearts, considering the numerous torturous rewrites the script underwent before emerging on the screen). As a solo director, Brickman has displayed an acute gift for timing and a delightful sense of the ridiculous, though the quality of his films lacks the... Full Biography
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