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Roy Winsor
(1912-1987)
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Roy Winsor was born on 13 April 1912 in Chicago, Illinois, USA. He was a writer and producer, known for
The Secret Storm (1954)
,
Ben Jerrod (1963)
and
Love of Life (1951)
. He died on 31 May 1987.
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Known for
The Secret Storm
5.4
TV Series
Writer
(creator)
1954–1974 • 5150 eps
Ben Jerrod
7.6
TV Series
Writer
1963 • 65 eps
Love of Life
7.1
TV Series
Writer
(creator)
1951–1975 • 7278 eps
Search for Tomorrow
7.0
TV Series
Writer
(creator)
1951–1986 • 6592 eps
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Search for Tomorrow
7.0
TV Series
created by
creator
Writer
1951–1986
6592 episodes
Another Life
7.1
TV Series
story consultant
created by
co-creator
1981–1984
873 episodes
Somerset
7.5
TV Series
head writer
Writer
1973–1976
782 episodes
Love of Life
7.1
TV Series
creator
Writer
1951–1975
7278 episodes
The Secret Storm
5.4
TV Series
created by
Writer
1954–1974
5150 episodes
Ben Jerrod
7.6
TV Series
creator
1963
65 episodes
Hotel Cosmopolitan
TV Series
creator
1957
167 episodes
Sky King
7.7
TV Series
radio play
Writer
1952
2 episodes
Saturday Square
TV Series
writer
1950
1 episode
Producer
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The Secret Storm
5.4
TV Series
executive producer
1954–1974
5151 episodes
Love of Life
7.1
TV Series
executive producer
producer
1952–1966
3672 episodes
Ben Jerrod
7.6
TV Series
executive producer
1963
65 episodes
Hotel Cosmopolitan
TV Series
executive producer
1957–1958
172 episodes
Search for Tomorrow
7.0
TV Series
executive producer
1952
1 episode
Additional Crew
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1
Another Life
7.1
TV Series
story consultant
1981
1 episode
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Born
April 13
,
1912
Chicago, Illinois, USA
Died
May 31
,
1987
Other works
In 1975, he won the Edgar Award for Best Paperback Original Mystery Novel for his novel, The Corpse That Walked.
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Trivia
After working on the first episode of The Guiding Light he switched sides and took a job as an executive at the Biow Company ad agency.
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