Tom Mankiewicz, a screenwriter and premier script doctor who made his reputation working on such James Bond films as “Diamonds Are Forever,” “Live and Let Die” and “The Man With the ...

Tom Mankiewicz, 68, made iconic characters like Superman and James Bond sound better. According to the BBC, "at the request of director Richard Donner, Mankiewicz fine-tuned the scripts for 1978's ...

Tom (Joe's son) was one of the fellows who put those clever quips into the mouth of James Bond. And Tom (1942-2010) also wrote (with Robert Crane) " My Life As a Mankiewicz " a memoir of his years ...

The Hollywood Hills West showplace, built on a site where screenwriter Tom Mankiewicz once had a home, is for sale at $24 million. By Neal J. Leitereg Staff Writer Oct. 21, 2017 6:30 AM PT ...

Tom Mankiewicz, the screenwriter who was instrumental in bringing James Bond and Superman to the big screen in the 1970s, died July 31 at his Los Angeles home after a brief illness. He was 68.

LOS ANGELES — Tom Mankiewicz, the screenwriter of such James Bond films as “Diamonds Are Forever” and “Live and Let Die” and the first two “Superman” movies, has died in Los Angeles ...

Screenwriter Tom Mankiewicz died Saturday in his Los Angeles home following a battle with pancreatic cancer. He was 68. The son of "All About Eve" director Joseph Mankiewicz, he was best known for ...

Dragnet was written by Aykroyd, Alan Zweibel, and Tom Mankiewicz, and is based on the radio and television series by Jack Webb.Some of Aykroyd's most famous writing work came from penning the ...

Tom, who died in 2010, was the son of Hollywood's great director Joe Mankiewicz, a man with a few complexes. Tom's mother was mentally ill and eventually committed suicide.

Mankiewicz was script doc Screenwriter Tom Mankiewicz, who brought his dry wit to James Bond pics, thrillers and the Superman pics, died Saturday in Los Angeles of cancer. He was 68.

Tom Mankiewicz (1942-2010) had a long and varied career as a scriptwriter and director in film — the James Bond movies and "Superman" I & II — and television — "Hart to Hart.&qu.