Alan Bergman

Alan Bergman was born on Sep 11, 1925 in USA. Alan Bergman's big-screen debut came with Stop the World: I Want to Get Off directed by Philip Saville in 1966. Alan Bergman is known for Barbra: The Concert directed by Barbra Streisand, Barbra Streisand stars as Self - Performer and Steve Susskind as First Doctor. Alan Bergman has got 18 awards and 47 nominations so far. The most recent award Alan Bergman achieved is Online Film & Television Association. The upcoming new movie Alan Bergman plays is Barbra: The Concert which will be released on Aug 21, 1994.

Prolific songwriter ("Nice 'n' Easy", "Yellow Bird"), composer and author, educated at UCLA and the University of Northern Carolina (BA). During WW II, he wrote and directed Special Services shows, then directed TV shows for CBS in Philadelphia, PA from 1945-1953. He joined ASCAP in 1955 and wrote TV production numbers for Jo Stafford special shows, and songs for Fred Astaire and Marge and Gower Champion. He also wrote songs for revues and night club acts. His stage scores include "That's Life" (Los Angeles), "Ice Capades of 1957" and "Something More!" (Broadway). His chief musical collaborators include his wife Marilyn Bergman , Lew Spence, Norman Luboff, Paul Weston, Sammy Fain and Alex North. His other song compositions include "Cheatin' Billy", "Don't Know Where I'm Goin'", "I've Never Left Your Arms", "Marriage-Go-Round", "Sentimental Baby", "Sleep Warm", "Sogni D'Oro", "That Face", "Baby, The Ball Is Over", "Ol' MacDonald", "That's Him Over There" and "If I Were In Love". His albums include "Never Be Afraid" and "Aesop's Fables".