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William Sackheim

Writing 51 credits
51
Total Credits
1945–1992
48 Years Career Span
19
Vault Titles
10
Key Co-Stars

Biography

William Sackheim works in writing. Archytele tracks 51 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.

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Frequent co-stars

Career timeline

White Sands · Producer
The Hard Way · Producer
Pacific Heights · ProducerSomebody Has to Shoot the Picture · Executive Producer
Gideon Oliver · Producer
No Small Affair · Producer
The Survivors · Producer
First Blood · Screenplay
The Competition · StoryThe Competition · Producer
The In-Laws · Producer
Delvecchio · ProducerOnce an Eagle · ProducerMallory: Circumstantial Evidence · Producer
The Law · StoryThe Law · Producer
The Impatient Heart · ProducerThe Neon Ceiling · ProducerMean Justice · ProducerThe Harness · Producer
A Clear and Present Danger · ProducerDial Hot Line · Producer
Night Gallery · ProducerDeadlock · ProducerDeadlock · Story
The Art of Love · Story
Massacre at Sand Creek · WriterMassacre at Sand Creek · Producer
Chicago Syndicate · Story
The Human Jungle · StoryThe Human Jungle · ScreenplayBorder River · ScreenplayTanganyika · Screenplay
Man in the Dark · AdaptationForbidden · ScreenplayForbidden · StoryColumn South · ScreenplayColumn South · Story
Cavalcade of America · WriterPaula · Writer
A Yank in Korea · WriterReunion in Reno · Short StoryPurple Heart Diary · Screenplay
Revenue Agent · WriterBarricade · Screenplay
Homicide · WriterOne Last Fling · Screenplay
Smart Girls Don't Talk · ScreenplayMy Dog Rusty · Story
The Return of Rusty · Screenplay
Let's Go Steady · Story

Full Filmography

51 titles
  • White Sands (1992) Producer
  • The Hard Way (1991) Producer
  • Pacific Heights (1990) Producer
  • Somebody Has to Shoot the Picture (1990) Executive Producer
  • Gideon Oliver (1989) Producer
  • No Small Affair (1984) Producer
  • The Survivors (1983) Producer
  • First Blood (1982) Screenplay
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  • The Competition (1980) Story
  • The Competition (1980) Producer
  • The In-Laws (1979) Producer
  • Delvecchio (1976) Producer
  • Once an Eagle (1976) Producer
  • Mallory: Circumstantial Evidence (1976) Producer
  • The Law (1974) Story
  • The Law (1974) Producer
  • The Impatient Heart (1971) Producer
  • The Neon Ceiling (1971) Producer
  • Mean Justice (1971) Producer
  • The Harness (1971) Producer
  • A Clear and Present Danger (1970) Producer
  • Dial Hot Line (1970) Producer
  • Night Gallery (1969) Producer
  • Deadlock (1969) Producer
  • Deadlock (1969) Story
  • The Art of Love (1965) Story
  • Massacre at Sand Creek (1956) Writer
  • Massacre at Sand Creek (1956) Producer
  • Chicago Syndicate (1955) Story
  • The Human Jungle (1954) Story
  • The Human Jungle (1954) Screenplay
  • Border River (1954) Screenplay
  • Tanganyika (1954) Screenplay
  • Man in the Dark (1953) Adaptation
  • Forbidden (1953) Screenplay
  • Forbidden (1953) Story
  • Column South (1953) Screenplay
  • Column South (1953) Story
  • Cavalcade of America (1952) Writer
  • Paula (1952) Writer
  • A Yank in Korea (1951) Writer
  • Reunion in Reno (1951) Short Story
  • Purple Heart Diary (1951) Screenplay
  • Revenue Agent (1950) Writer
  • Barricade (1950) Screenplay
  • Homicide (1949) Writer
  • One Last Fling (1949) Screenplay
  • Smart Girls Don't Talk (1948) Screenplay
  • My Dog Rusty (1948) Story
  • The Return of Rusty (1946) Screenplay
  • Let's Go Steady (1945) Story

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is William Sackheim best known for?

William Sackheim is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including White Sands (1992), The Hard Way (1991), Pacific Heights (1990), No Small Affair (1984).

How many credits does William Sackheim have?

William Sackheim has accumulated over 51 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1945 to 1992.

William Sackheim by the numbers

51credits
47films
4TV series
1945–1992active years

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