About Joseph Fields: Relationship, Net Worth, Measurements

Known for movies

Short Info

Date Of Birth	November 14, 1953
Died	March 4, 1966, Beverly Hills, California, United States
Fact	Son of Lew Fields.

Joseph Fields was born on August 28, 1892 in New York City. His parents were both immigrants from Russia. His father was a tailor and his mother was a homemaker. He had four siblings. He attended public schools in New York City and then went on to study at the City College of New York.

After graduation, he worked as a journalist for a few years before moving into the field of advertising. He eventually became one of the most successful advertising executives in the country. In addition to his work in advertising, he also produced several Broadway plays, including “My Fair Lady” and “The Sound of Music. ” He was married three times and had four children.

He died on February 14, 1971 at the age of 78.

General Info

Full Name	Joseph Fields
Date Of Birth	November 14, 1953
Died	March 4, 1966, Beverly Hills, California, United States
Place Of Birth	Woodbury, New Jersey, United States
Weight	113 kg
Profession	Film producer, Playwright, Screenwriter, Theatre Director
Nationality	American

Family

Parents	Lew Fields
Siblings	Dorothy Fields, Herbert Fields

Accomplishments

Nominations	Mastercard Best New Musical, Writers Guild of America Award for Best Written Musical
Movies	Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, Flower Drum Song, The Tunnel of Love, My Sister Eileen, Junior Miss, Happy Anniversary, The Girl from Mexico, Annie Oakley, Lost Honeymoon, Louisiana Purchase, Rich Man Poor Girl, The Walking Dead, Waterfront Lady, That Girl from Paris, Bride for Sale, Phantom Raiders, Ligh...

Social profile links

IMDB	http://imdb.com/name/nm0276284

Facts

#	Fact
1	After 1922, active as writer of magazine articles and contributor of material to revues. In Hollywood as a collaborative scriptwriter, under contract at RKO (1931-39), subsequently free-lance. Active on Broadway as writer of both comedic and dramatic original plays from 1938, as director from 1947.
2	Served in World War I with the American Expedidionary Forces.
3	Educated at New York University.
4	In 1953, won two Tony Awards with collaborator Jerome Chodorov for "Wonderful Town": as Best Authors (Musical) and for the book as part of the Best Musical win. He was also nominated in 1959 for his book with Oscar Hammerstein II as part of Best Musical nominee "Flower Drum Song.".
5	Older brother of Herbert Fields and Dorothy Fields.
6	Son of Lew Fields.

Movies

Writer

Title	Year	Status
Angeklagter: Onkel Daniel	1964	TV Movie novel
Flower Drum Song	1961	book of stage play / screenplay
Happy Anniversary	1959	play "Anniversary Waltz"
Wonderful Town	1958	TV Movie book
The Tunnel of Love	1958	play / screenplay
The DuPont Show of the Month	1957	TV Series play - 1 episode
My Sister Eileen	1955	play "My Sister Eileen"
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes	1953	based on the musical comedy by
The Farmer Takes a Wife	1953	screenplay
Bride for Sale	1949	story
Man from Texas	1948	writer
Lost Honeymoon	1947	original screenplay
Junior Miss	1946	TV Movie play
A Night in Casablanca	1946	original screenplay
Junior Miss	1945	play
The Doughgirls	1944	play - as Joseph A. Fields
My Sister Eileen	1942	play / screenplay
Louisiana Purchase	1941
Dulcy	1940	screen play - as Joseph A. Fields
Phantom Raiders	1940	screenplay construction contributor - uncredited
Two Girls on Broadway	1940	screen play
Mexican Spitfire	1940	story and screenplay - as Joseph A. Fields
Two Thoroughbreds	1939	screenplay / story
The Spellbinder	1939	screenplay - as Joseph A. Fields
The Girl and the Gambler	1939	screenplay - as Joseph A. Fields
The Girl from Mexico	1939	screenplay - as Joseph A. Fields
Rich Man, Poor Girl	1938	screen play - as Joseph A. Fields
Letter of Introduction	1938	contributing writer - uncredited
Fools for Scandal	1938	screen play
Reported Missing	1937
When Love Is Young	1937
That Girl from Paris	1936	adaptation - as Joseph A. Fields
The Gentleman from Louisiana	1936
Grand Jury	1936
Palm Springs	1936
The Walking Dead	1936	story
Foolish Hearts	1935	Short story - as Joseph A. Fields
Annie Oakley	1935	from a story by - as Joseph A.Fields
1,000 Dollars a Minute	1935
Waterfront Lady	1935	additional dialogue
Night Life	1935	Short story - as Joseph A. Fields
Drawing Rumors	1935	Short story - as Joseph A. Fields
A Night at the Biltmore Bowl	1935	Short story - as Joseph A. Fields
Alibi Bye Bye	1935	Short story - as Joseph A. Fields
Sock Me to Sleep	1935	Short story - as Joseph A. Fields
Flying Down to Zero	1935	Short story
Wig-Wag	1935	Short as Joseph A. Fields
The Spirit of 1976	1935	Short screenplay - as Joseph A. Fields
Lightning Strikes Twice	1934	as Joseph A. Fields
Everything's Ducky	1934	Short story - as Joseph A. Fields
Unlucky Strike	1934	Short story
Contented Calves	1934	Short story - as Joseph A. Fields
Wrong Direction	1934	Short story - as Joseph A. Fields
A Torch Tango	1934	Short story - as Joseph A. Fields
Knee Deep in Music	1933	Short
Air Tonic	1933	Short story - as Joseph A. Fields
Flying Down to Rio	1933	contributing writer - uncredited
The Big Shot	1931