Marty

For example, Marty (1955), a movie that won Academy Awards for best picture, best actor, best director, and best screenplay, was based on a 1953 episode of The Goodyear TV Playhouse (NBC, 1951–60). This episode, written by Chayefsky, is often cited as perhaps the finest single program…

…starred in the romantic drama Marty, an adaptation of a television drama written by Paddy Chayefsky. For his against-type performance as a lonesome, kindhearted butcher, Borgnine received numerous accolades, including the Academy Award for best actor.

…music for such films as Marty (1955), An Affair to Remember (1957), Jerry Lewis’s The Caddy (1953) and Cinderfella (1960), and Satan Never Sleeps (1962) and the theme for the 1955–61 television series The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp. He continued to compose but published little music after 1962.

…first film, an adaptation of Marty. The drama, a sensitive portrayal of ordinary people looking for love, was hugely popular with critics and audiences. It garnered eight Academy Award nominations and won for best picture, actor (Ernest Borgnine), and screenplay (Chayefsky). In addition, Mann won for best director, becoming one