Harry Kurnitz, a seasoned journalist by trade, made the bold decision to leave his mark on the vibrant city of Hollywood in 1938, having been handpicked to adapt his own life story into a screenplay, aptly titled "Fast Company". Little did anyone know that this would merely be the starting point for a remarkable career as a screenwriter, with Kurnitz going on to craft an impressive array of cinematic masterpieces, spanning genres from the swashbuckling adventures of Errol Flynn to the side-splitting comedies of Danny Kaye.
Not content to rest on his laurels, Kurnitz also found the time and inspiration to flourish as a novelist and playwright, penning critically acclaimed works such as "A Shot in the Dark" and "Once More with Feeling", a testament to his boundless creative energy and versatility.
