Doug Tibbles(1940-2023)

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Doug Tibbles was born on 19 January 1940 in California, USA. He was a writer, known for Les monstres (1964), Love, American Style (1969) and My Three Sons (1960). He was married to Barbara Keith. He died on 12 April 2023 in Massachusetts, USA.

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Known for

Yvonne De Carlo, Fred Gwynne, Al Lewis, Butch Patrick, and Pat Priest in Les monstres (1964)

7.8

TV Series

Writer

Love, American Style (1969)

Love, American Style

6.8

TV Series

Writer

My Three Sons (1960)

7.1

TV Series

Writer

McLean Stevenson in Hello, Larry (1979)

5.7

TV Series

Writer(as Douglas Tibbles)

Credits

Writer

The New Gidget
6.3
TV Series
- story by
- 1986
Hello, Larry
5.7
TV Series
- teleplay by
- story by (as Douglas Tibbles)
- 1980
Magic Mongo
6.5
TV Series
- story editor
- written by
- 1977
The Krofft Supershow
7.1
TV Series
- Writer (segment "Magic Mongo")
- 1977
Chico and the Man
6.8
TV Series
- written by (as Douglas Tibbles)
- 1976
Love, American Style
6.8
TV Series
- teleplay
- written by
- 1969–1973
Robert Young with the Young
TV Special
- Writer
- 1973
My Three Sons
7.1
TV Series
- written by
- story
- teleplay and story ...
- 1963–1972
Raquel
6.5
TV Special
- Writer (as Douglas Tibbles)
- 1970
Doris comédie
7.1
TV Series
- written by
- 1970
Room 222
7.7
TV Series
- story
- teleplay
- 1969
Ma sorcière bien aimée
7.6
TV Series
- written by
- 1966–1968
The Andy Griffith Show
8.4
TV Series
- written by
- 1967–1968
Cher oncle Bill
7.0
TV Series
- written by
- 1967
Les monstres
7.8
TV Series
- written by
- story by
- teleplay by
- 1965–1966

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Personal details

Official site
- Official Site
Alternative name
- Douglas Tibbles
Born
- January 19, 1940
- California, USA
Died
- April 12, 2023
- Massachusetts, USA(undisclosed)
Spouse
- Barbara Keith? - present (1 child)

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Trivia
Author Elmore Leonard ("Get Shorty", "Jackie Brown", "Out of Sight") saw the Stone Coyotes at the Troubadour in Los Angeles and was inspired to use the band in "Be Cool," the sequel to "Get Shorty." He included the lyrics to five of their songs and dedicated the book to them. After this, Leonard and the band made a short "Words and Music Tour", from New York's Mercury Lounge to L.A.'s Viper Room.

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