Gloria Huyck

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AKA: Gloria Katz Huyck, Gloria Katz
Nationality: American

biography

Gloria Katz was one of the few female screenwriters to make an impact during the 1970s, co-writing, with her husband, Willard Huyck, "American Graffiti" (1973), directed by George Lucas and based on events in his life growing up in a small California city. Katz and Huyck joined the long Hollywood tradition of husband-wife writing teams (Henry & Phoebe Ephron, Irving Ravetch & Harriet Frank, Jr., etc.), but as Katz moved into producing films Huyck directed, the results were less stellar. Katz was graduated from UCLA Film School, after which she went to work for Universal Pictures editing Continued

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1996
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1986
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1986
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1986
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1974
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1974
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1973
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milestones

Year
Milestone
 
After graduation from UCLA, went to work for Universal, editing educational films
1973 
Had first produced screenplay, "American Graffiti" (in collaboration with husband, Willard Huyck)
1974 
Produced "Messiah of Evil", directed by Huyck
1984 
Co-wrote "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom"
1986 
Produced and co-wrote "Howard the Duck"
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