George W. George

George W. George (8 February 1920, Manhattan, New York City — 7 November 2007, Manhattan) was an American screenwriter and theater/film/Broadway producer. Son of cartoonist Rube Goldberg (1883—1970), George changed his last name at his father's insistence to avoid antisemitism. He extensively collaborated with Frank Granat (1929—2017); they produced and managed several Broadway musicals and Hollywood movies together, such as [url=https://discogs.com/master/1023306]Ben Franklin in Paris[/url] (1964), Guy Green's romantic comedy Pretty Polly (1967), and Twisted Nerve (1968) thriller directed by Roy Boulting of The Boulting Brothers.