Richard Goldstone
Richard Goldstone was an American film and television producer known for his work during the mid-20th century. Born in New York City, Goldstone began his career in the film industry as a film editor before transitioning into production. He produced several notable films, including The Asphalt Jungle (1950), a film noir classic directed by John Huston, and The Red Badge of Courage (1951), an adaptation of Stephen Crane's novel. Goldstone also worked in television, producing series such as The Thin Man (1957–1959) and The Man from U.N.C.L.E. (1964–1968). His contributions to both film and television showcased his versatility and commitment to quality storytelling.
The Tall Target
(Producer)
Affair in Havana
(Producer)
Dial 1119
(Producer)
Tobor the Great
(Producer)
The Set-Up
(Producer)
No Man Is an Island
(Director)
No Man Is an Island
(Producer)
The Baby Maker
(Producer)
The Outriders
(Producer)
Time Bomb
(Producer)
Master Will Shakespeare
(Writer)
The Sergeant
(Producer)
Gypsy Night
(Story)
Inside Straight
(Producer)
No Man Is an Island
(Writer)
The Rainbow Pass
(Story)
Carnival in Paris
(Screenplay)
The Facts
(Director)
Foolproof
(Screenplay)
Rage
(Executive Producer)
Where All Roads Lead
(Director)
VistaVision Visits Austria
(Director)
The Yellow Cab Man
(Producer)
Romance of Radium
(Writer)
Talk About a Stranger
(Producer)
South Seas Adventure
(Director)
The Magician's Daughter
(Screenplay)
Bubbling Troubles
(Producer)
The Best of Cinerama
(Director)
The Great American Pie Company
(Screenplay)
A Thrill for Thelma
(Screenplay)
Once Over Lightly
(Original Story)
Happily Buried
(Writer)
Yankee Doodle Goes to Town
(Story)
Warner Bros. 75th Anniversary: No Guts, No Glory
(Director)
Good Bad Boys
(Producer)