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Name: Buck Henry
Full/Alt. name: Buck Henry Zuckerman
Date of Birth: Tuesday December 9 1930
Born: New York City, New York (United States)
Nationality: American
Partial Biography: After limited success as a stage actor, Buck Henry established himself as a sketch writer and performer in 1960s TV. He wrote comedy material for Garry Moore and Steve Allen before landing a regular post…Full Buck Henry Biography…

American Swing (2009) Played "Himself"
Get Smart (2008) 12A (Contains moderate language and action violence)Played "Consultant", Source Material (from characters), Consultant
The Last Shot (2004) (for language and some sexual content)Played "Lonnie Bosco"
Town And County (2001) 15 (for sexuality and langauge)Played "Suttler", screenplay
Breakfast of Champions (2000) 15 (for sexuality and some language)Played "Fred T Barry"
The Player (2000) Played "Himself"
I'm Losing You (1999) (for strong sexual content and language)Played "Philip Dragom"
The Real Blonde (1997) (For sexuality and language)Played "Dr Leuter"
To Die For (1995) Played "Mr Finlaysson", screenplay
Even Cowgirls Get the Blues (1994) Played "Dr Dreyfus"

Writers Guild of America Award (1972) Best-Written Comedy Written Directly for the Screen - "What's Up, Doc?"
British Film Academy Award (1968) Best Screenplay - "The Graduate (1967)"
Emmy (1967) Outstanding Writing Achievement in Comedy - "Get Smart"
Writers Guild of America Award (1967) Best-Written American Comedy - "The Graduate (1967)"
Emmy (1966) Outstanding Writing Achievement in Comedy - "Get Smart"