Joseph Hayes was a renowned playwright and author, recognized for his remarkable contributions to the world of crime fiction.
His most celebrated work, "The Desperate Hours", initially took the form of a novel, which was later adapted into a successful Broadway play, garnering the prestigious 1955 Tony Award for Best Play.
This critically acclaimed play was further transformed into a movie, starring the iconic duo Humphrey Bogart and Fredric March.
Throughout his illustrious career on Broadway and in the film industry, Hayes frequently collaborated with his wife, Marrijane Hayes, on a variety of screenplays and scripts.
Together, they formed a formidable creative partnership, leaving an indelible mark on the world of entertainment.
