David Duncan
Writer · Cast
- Born
- February 17, 1913
- Died
- December 27, 1999
David Duncan didn't begin to write full-time until the age of 33, in 1946, after ten years of work in government administration and public services. He began screenwriting in 1953 and started writing science-fiction movies after one of his SF novels, "Dark Dominion", was serialized in "Collier's" magazine. His favorite among the sci-fi films he wrote is The Time Machine (1960), "by a huge margin."
Writer
- 2002The Time Machine
- 1993Time Machine: The Journey Back
- 1968The New Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
- 1967The High Chaparral
- 1966Fantastic Voyage
- 1965The F.B.I.
- 1964Daniel Boone
- 1963The Outer Limits
- 1962It's a Man's World
- 1962Our Man Higgins
- 1960My Three Sons
- 1960The Time Machine
- 1960The Leech Woman
- 1960National Velvet
- 1959Men Into Space
- 1958Monster on the Campus
- 1958The Thing That Couldn't Die
- 1957The Monster That Challenged the World
- 1957The Black Scorpion
- 1956Rodan! The Flying Monster
- 1956Telephone Time
- 1954The White Orchid
- 1954Jivaro
- 1953Sangaree
Cast
- 1969The Dennis Wholey ShowSelf