A Cliff Osmond Collection of Personally-Owned Film Scripts, 1960s. From the Estate of the longtime character actor as consigned directly by his widow; five total, all films that he had a role in including (in alphabetical order): 1) "The Fortune Cookie," United Artists, 1966, light blue covers, bound in black paper binder, screenplay by Billy Wilder and I.A. L. Diamond, undated, 175 pages, pages have yellowed edges due to age, Osmond played "Purkey;" 2) "Irma La Douce," United Artists, 1963, no covers, bound in black paper binder noting "U.C.L.A.," screenplay by Billy Wilder and I.A. L. Diamond, dated "October, 1962," 122 pages, Osmond played "Police Sergeant;" 3) "Kiss Me, Stupid," Lopert Pictures Corporation, 1964, no covers, no authorship noted, dated "March 16, 1964," 167 pages, with numerous colored script change pages throughout, with a few handwritten annotations in blue ballpoint ink throughout, Osmond played "Barney;" 4) "Shark's Treasure," United Artists, 1975, lime green covers noting original title of "The Treasure," no authorship noted, undated, 118 pages, with a few handwritten annotations in black felt-tip ink throughout, Osmond played "Lobo;" and 5) "Wild and Wonderful," Universal Pictures, 1964, no covers, bound in black paper binder noting "U.C.L.A.," no authorship noted, dated "May, 1963," marked "Revised Final Screenplay," 128 pages, with numerous colored script change pages throughout, with numerous 'Shooting Schedule' pages bound in back, Osmond played "Hercule, Giselle's Uncle;" also included are a few black and white original print photographs showing the actor in character and a couple of related documents -- Osmond's face being the kind where one says, "Oh, I've seen him in a ton of movies!"
11" x 9"