Audrey Nohra was a renowned writer, distinguished for her captivating work in the film industry, particularly in the realm of cinema. Her most notable credits include the 1967 production of Operation Kid Brother, a thrilling adventure that showcased her exceptional storytelling skills. Additionally, she made a significant impact with her contribution to Machine Gun McCain, a 1969 action-packed film that demonstrated her versatility as a writer. Furthermore, her collaboration on A Black Veil for Lisa, a 1968 psychological thriller, showcased her ability to craft intricate plots and characters. Sadly, Audrey Nohra's life came to a close on January 25, 2011, in Rome, Italy, leaving behind a legacy of remarkable writing achievements.
Audrey Nohra
Deceased · Died: Jan 25, 2011
