Carl Foreman, CBE was an American screenwriter and film producer who wrote the award-winning films The Bridge on the River Kwai and High Noon, among others. He was one of the screenwriters who were blacklisted in Hollywood in the 1950s because of their suspected communist sympathy or membership in the Communist Party.
2000High NoonMovieOriginal Film Writer1980When Time Ran Out...MovieScreenplay
1979The Golden Gate MurdersMovieExecutive Producer1978Force 10 from NavaroneMovieScreenstory
1974Born FreeTV showStory · Creator · 2 episodes1972Young WinstonMovieScreenplay · Producer
1972Living FreeMovieExecutive Producer1969Mackenna's GoldMovieScreenplay · Producer1969OtleyMovieExecutive Producer1966Born FreeMovieExecutive Producer1963The VictorsMovieDirector · Screenplay · Producer1961The Guns of NavaroneMovieScreenplay · Producer1958The KeyMovieWriter · Producer1957The Bridge on the River KwaiMovieScreenplay1957A Hatful of RainMovieScreenplay1954The Sleeping TigerMovieScreenplay1952High NoonMovieScreenplay · Associate Producer1950Cyrano de BergeracMovieScreenplay1950The MenMovieScreenplay · Story1950Young Man with a HornMovieWriter
1949Home of the BraveMovieWriter1949ChampionMovieScreenplay1949The Clay PigeonMovieScreenplay · Story
1948So This Is New YorkMovieScreenplay1945DakotaMovieStory
1945Know Your Enemy: JapanMovieWriter
1942Rhythm ParadeMovieStory1941Spooks Run WildMovieScreenplay · Story
1941Bowery BlitzkriegMovieWriter