Alfred Hitchcock Presents - The Throwback (28/Feb/1961) - writer: story & teleplay.

Alfred Hitchcock Presents - The Last Escape (31/Jan/1961) - writer: story & screenplay.

Alfred Hitchcock Presents - A Crime for Mothers (24/Jan/1961) - writer: story & teleplay.

Alfred Hitchcock Presents - The Man with Two Faces (13/Dec/1960) - writer: story & teleplay.

Alfred Hitchcock Presents - The Money (29/Nov/1960) - writer: story & teleplay.

Alfred Hitchcock Presents - Pen Pal (01/Nov/1960) - writer: story.

Alfred Hitchcock Presents - Party Line (29/May/1960) - writer: story.

Alfred Hitchcock Presents - One Grave Too Many (22/May/1960) - writer: story.

Alfred Hitchcock Presents - Insomnia (08/May/1960) - writer: story & teleplay.

Alfred Hitchcock Presents - Forty Detectives Later (24/Apr/1960) - writer: story & teleplay.Alfred Hitchcock Presents - Not the Running Type (07/Feb/1960) - writer: short story.Alfred Hitchcock Presents - A Night with the Boys (10/May/1959) - writer: story.Alfred Hitchcock Presents - The Kind Waitress (29/Mar/1959) - writer: story.Alfred Hitchcock Presents - The Right Price (08/Mar/1959) - writer: story.Alfred Hitchcock Presents - The Morning After (11/Jan/1959) - writer: story.Alfred Hitchcock Presents - The Right Kind of House (09/Mar/1958) - writer: story.Alfred Hitchcock Presents - On the Nose (16/Feb/1958) - writer: story.Alfred Hitchcock Presents - Night of the Execution (29/Dec/1957) - writer: story 'The Day of the Execution'.Alfred Hitchcock Presents - Heart of Gold (27/Oct/1957) - writer: story.Slesar died in 2002, following complication from surgery. He received the Edgar Allan Poe Award in 1960 for his first novel, The Gray Flannel Shroud (1958). While working as a copywriter, he published hundreds of short stories, including detective stories, science fiction, criminal stories, mysteries and thrillers which appeared in publications such as Playboy and Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine.Īlfred Hitchcock highly appreciated Slesar's talent and hired him to write a number of the scenarios for the Alfred Hitchcock Presents and The Alfred Hitchcock Hour television series. Slesar wrote hundreds of scripts for television series and soap operas, leading TV Guide to call him 'the writer with the largest audience in America.' He was famous for his use of irony and twist endings.

Henry Slesar - born Henry Schlosser - was an American author, playwright, and copywriter, who wrote under several pseudonyms including O.H.

Fear and Trembling by Alfred Hitchcock