Dean Riesner
Dean Riesner was born on Nov 03, 1918 in USA. Dean Riesner's big-screen debut came with The Pilgrim directed by Charles Chaplin in 1923, strarring Little Boy (as Dinky Reisner). Dean Riesner is known for Charley Varrick directed by Don Siegel, Walter Matthau stars as Charley Varrick and Joe Don Baker as Molly. The upcoming new movie Dean Riesner plays is Fatal Beauty which will be released on Oct 30, 1987.
At the age of five Dean Riesner was a child actor (aka "Dinky Dean") in films such as Le pélerin (1923) with Charles Chaplin. Dean's father, writer/director Charles Reisner, worked with and was friends with Chaplin and Buster Keaton, giving young Dean a foot in the door to a film career.Dean would have continued as a child actor had his mother not told his father, "Let the boy have his childhood". Years later, when Dean reached adulthood, his father asked him if he wanted to return to the film business, and if so in what capacity. Dean said he preferred writing. Thus began a career that coined such lines as "Do you feel lucky? Well, do you punk?" from L'Inspecteur Harry (1971) and the original, "They'll tie you naked to a chair and get medieval with you" from Tuez Charley Varrick! (1973).Dean later developed a reputation as a script doctor, doing uncredited work on such films as L'homme des hautes plaines (1973), Tonnerre de feu (1983) and Le parrain, 3e partie (1990). His reputation for hard work was more than deserved--even in this 80s, he wrote every day.
Birthday
Nov 03, 1918Place of Birth
New York City, New York, USA
Known For
Movies & TV Shows
- 1987
writer
5.4 - 1984
writer
7.0 - 1983
writer
6.6 - 1983
writer
4.9 - 1983
writer
6.4 - 1981
writer
5.4 - 1976
writer
6.7 - 1973
writer
7.5 - 1973
writer
7.4 - 1971
writer
7.7 - 1971
writer
6.9 - 1970
writer
6.0 - 1968
writer
6.4 - 1967
writer
6.3 - 1963
writer
6.0 - 1958
writer
5.7 - 1957
writer
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- 1951
additional crew, writer
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- 1950
additional crew
4.8 - 1950
additional crew
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- 1948
writer
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- 1940
writer
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