Clyde Bruckman Net Worth

Clyde Bruckman Net Worth is
$1.1 Million

Clyde Bruckman Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018

Had been out of work and was pretty much broke when he killed himself. He borrowed Buster Keaton's gun and after eating a meal that he could not pay for, shot himself. There are two stories; One says it was in the restroom of the cafe on Santa Monica Blvd, and the other story states he did it in the phone booth. His last real work was directing ...

Date Of BirthSeptember 20, 1894, San Jose, California, United States
DiedJanuary 4, 1955, Santa Monica, California, United States
Place Of BirthSan Bernardino, California, USA
ProfessionWriter, Director, Producer
SpouseGladys Bruckman (m. 1932–1955), Lola Bruckman (m. 1917–1931)
Star SignVirgo
#Fact
1In 1930, he lived at 717 N. Elm Drive in Beverly Hills.
2Is portrayed by Gunther Berghofer in The Three Stooges (2000)
3His life could serve as a lesson on the evils of alcohol. In his prime in the 1920s he was arguably one of the best writers/gag men/directors in the business. His keen sense of comedy allowed him to easily shift between diverse assignments for Buster Keaton (co-directing The General (1926)), Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy and Harold Lloyd without missing a beat. However, by the early 1930s his chronic alcoholism made him unreliable. He'd go on benders during production and fail to show up on sets. Lloyd attempted to keep him in the business during the 1930s, graciously giving him directorial credit on Feet First (1930) and Movie Crazy (1932) despite his questionable input into these productions. His behavior finally made him all but unemployable in Hollywood and, ironically, in his last paying studio job he contributed gags to a Joan Davis comedy, She Gets Her Man (1945), for Universal Pictures that resulted in Lloyd successfully suing him for plagiarizing his property. In desperation, it turned out, Bruckman had lifted material from "Movie Crazy". The lawsuit resulted in Bruckman being blackballed. He managed scant intermittent work in live TV in Los Angeles with Keaton, but he grew increasingly despondent and destitute. He committed suicide in 1955 in a phone booth on Santa Monica Boulevard with a handgun he'd borrowed from Keaton.
4He had been a sportswriter prior to entering the film business.
5His life and death were the inspiration for one of the episodes of The X-Files (1993). Peter Boyle played a fictional character named Clyde Bruckman in a Darin Morgan-penned episode called "Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose".

Writer

TitleYearStatusCharacter
The Bachelor19991925 screenplay "Seven Chances"
Stop! Look! and Laugh!1960archive footage
Husbands Beware1956Short story
Wham-Bam-Slam!1955Short story
Two April Fools1954Short story
Pals and Gals1954Short story
Tooting Tooters1954Short original story
Goof on the Roof1953Short screenplay / story
Up in Daisy's Penthouse1953Short story
The Abbott and Costello Show1953TV Series writer - 15 episodes
The Gink at the Sink1952Short story - uncredited
A Blissful Blunder1952Short story - uncredited
Knights of the Bath1951Short gags and dialogue
The Buster Keaton ShowTV Series 1 episode story - 1 episode
Three Hams on Rye1950Short
One Shivery Night1950Short screenplay / story
Hugs and Mugs1950Short written by
Tall, Dark and Gruesome1948Short story and screenplay
Pardon My Clutch1948Short story & screenplay
Wedlock Deadlock1947Short story
Should Husbands Marry?1947Short story and screenplay
Brideless Groom1947Short screenplay / story
Rolling Down to Reno1947Short story
Out West1947Short screenplay / story
Nervous Shakedown1947Short screenplay / story
Fright Night1947Short story & screenplay
The Scooper Dooper1947Short
Andy Plays Hookey1946Short
Three Little Pirates1946Short story & screenplay
Honeymoon Blues1946Short
Uncivil War Birds1946Short story
Beer Barrel Polecats1946Short screenplay - archive footage, uncredited
A Miner Affair1945Short story
The Naughty Nineties1945uncredited
Her Lucky Night1945
Under Western Skies1945screenplay
She Gets Her Man1945original screenplay
In Society1944additional comedy sequences - uncredited
South of Dixie1944screenplay
The Yoke's on Me1944Short story and screenplay
Crazy Like a Fox1944Short original screenplay
Twilight on the Prairie1944screenplay
Moon Over Las Vegas1944screenplay
Week-End Pass1944screenplay
Swingtime Johnny1943screenplay
Dizzy Pilots1943Short screenplay / story
Pitchin' in the Kitchen1943Short screenplay / story
So's Your Uncle1943writer
Farmer for a Day1943Short writer
I Can Hardly Wait1943Short story and screenplay
Shot in the Escape1943Short screenplay
Honeymoon Lodge1943screenplay
Spook Louder1943Short story and screenplay
A Blitz on the Fritz1943Short story and screen play
Sock-a-Bye Baby1942Short screenplay / story
Kiss and Wake Up1942Short story and screenplay
Three Smart Saps1942Short screenplay / story
Olaf Laughs Last1942Short
Tireman, Spare My Tires1942Short screenplay
Groom and Bored1942Short screenplay
Blondie Goes to College1942story
Loco Boy Makes Good1942Short screenplay / story
Mitt Me Tonight1941Short story and screenplay
In the Sweet Pie and Pie1941Short screenplay
General Nuisance1941Short story and screen play
I'll Never Heil Again1941Short story and screenplay
Yankee Doodle Andy1941Short screenplay / story
Black Eyes and Blues1941Short screenplay
So Long Mr. Chumps1941Short story and screenplay
Fresh as a Freshman1941Short story and screen play
The Spook Speaks1940Short story and screen play
Pleased to Mitt You1940Short screenplay / story
From Nurse to Worse1940Short screenplay
The Taming of the Snood1940Short story and screen play
Nutty But Nice1940Short screenplay / story
Boobs in the Woods1940Short uncredited
Pardon My Berth Marks1940Short story and screen play
Rockin' Thru the Rockies1940Short story & screenplay
Nothing But Pleasure1940Short story and screenplay
You Nazty Spy!1940Short story and screenplay
Three Sappy People1939Short original screenplay
Mooching Through Georgia1939Short original screen play
Pest from the West1939Short original screen play
Professor Beware1938adaptation
He Done His Duty1937Short original screenplay
Cash and Carry1937Short screenplay / story
3 Dumb Clucks1937Short screenplay
Grips, Grunts and Groans1937Short screenplay
Whoops, I'm an Indian!1936Short screenplay
Half Shot Shooters1936Short story and screenplay
Unrelated Relations1936Short
Three Little Beers1935Short screenplay / story
The Cat's-Paw1934contributor to screenplay - uncredited
The Big Fibber1933Short writer
Daddy Knows Best1933Short writer
Roadhouse Queen1933Short writer
Uncle Jake1933Short original screenplay
Movie Crazy1932continuity
Feet First1930story
Welcome Danger1929story
The Cameraman1928story
The General1926written by
For Heaven's Sake1926story
Keep Smiling1925story
Remember When?1925Short
Seven Chances1925screen version - screen version
Bashful Jim1925Short
The Navigator1924story
Sherlock Jr.1924story
Our Hospitality1923scenario - uncredited / story / titles - uncredited
Three Ages1923story and titles
Rouged Lips1923titles
Rob 'Em Good1923Short scenario / story / titles
Three in a Closet1919Short story

Director

TitleYearStatusCharacter
Man on the Flying Trapeze1935
Spring Tonic1935
Horses' Collars1935Short
The Fatal Glass of Beer1933Short
Too Many Highballs1933Short
The Human Fish1932Short
Movie Crazy1932
Everything's Rosie1931
Feet First1930
Welcome Danger1929
The Finishing Touch1928Short
Leave 'Em Laughing1928Short
A Perfect Gentleman1928
Should Tall Men Marry?1928Short
The Battle of the Century1927Short
Putting Pants on Philip1927Short
Love 'em and Feed 'em1927Short
Call of the Cuckoo1927Short
Horse Shoes1927
The General1926
Cowboys Cry for It1925Short

Producer

TitleYearStatusCharacter
The Buster Keaton Show1950TV Series producer - 3 episodes

Miscellaneous

TitleYearStatusCharacter
Dick und Doof, die Unzertrennlichen1968director: archive footage

Thanks

TitleYearStatusCharacter
Edición Especial Coleccionista2011TV Series in memory of - 1 episode

Known for movies

Source
IMDB Wikipedia

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