Garson Kanin - Television Career

Television Career

In the 1950s through the 1980s, Mr. Kanin adapted several of his stories and plays for television, most notably "Mr. Broadway" (1964), and "Moviola" (1980).

Kanin's best-selling novel "Smash", about the pre-Broadway tryout of a musical comedy, has recently been adapted into the successful television series Smash.

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