Clark Gesner

Clark Gesner was born on Mar 27, 1938 in USA. Clark Gesner's big-screen debut came with You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown directed by Sam Jaimes in 1985. Clark Gesner is known for You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown directed by Sam Jaimes, Kevin Brando stars as Charlie Brown and Michael Dockery as Marcie. The upcoming new movie Clark Gesner plays is You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown which will be released on Nov 06, 1985.

Composer, songwriter and author, educated at Princeton University (Bachelor of Arts). He wrote three Triangle shows, and songs for the Julius Monk revues "Baker's Dozen" and "Bits and Pieces". Joining ASCAP in 1962, his popular-song compositions included "14 Hours and 37 Minutes", "A Funny Way to Spend the Day", "The Peanut Butter Affair", "Societus Magnificat" and "Ode to a Park" (New York Park Association award).