Arrr, Marshall Brickman, the scribe of Woody’s jests, has sailed to Davy Jones at 85, heave ho!
2024-12-01
Arrr, the jolly pair snagged themselves an Oscar for that fair tale “Annie Hall”! Then, Mr. Brickman sailed on, penning Broadway treasures like “Jersey Boys” and settin' his sights on makin' films of his own. Aye, the seas be kind to crafty wordsmiths!
Arrr mateys, gather 'round as I spin ye a tale of two scallywags who sailed the tempestuous seas of Hollywood! In the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and seventy-seven, these merry rogues struck gold with a treasure known as “Annie Hall,” and lo, they be crowned with the shiny Oscar, fit for a captain’s chest!One of these salty sea dogs, Mr. Brickman by name, didn’t rest on his laurels, nay! He hoisted his quill and set his sights on the grand stages of Broadway, penning tales that made the crowds cheer like a crew of raucous buccaneers! His most famous piece? “Jersey Boys,” a yarn that spun the tales of Frankie Valli and his crew, singin’ and dancin’ like they were caught in a swirling whirlpool of mirth!
But the good Mr. Brickman weren’t done yet! No, he took to the high seas of moviemakin’ himself, crafting his own cinematic treasures to delight and entertain swabs far and wide. So raise yer tankards, me hearties, to these jolly fellows who navigated the stormy waters of showbiz and made a splash that echoes through the ages! Aye, a toast to creativity and good humor in the grand voyage of life!