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Lou Rusoff (August 3, 1911 – June 29, 1963) was a Canadian-born screenwriter and producer best known for his work with American International Pictures. He was brother-in-law to Sam Arkoff and was the screenwriter for many of Roger Corman's first films. He was the father of Ted Rusoff.
Jul 15, 2021 · Lou Rusoff (1911–1963) was the seventh of ten siblings. The first born in Canada, the six born before him had a little trouble understanding his love for music and the theatre, while the three who followed worshiped him.
Lou was a writer and producer, known for Beach Party (1963), Terry and the Pirates (1952) and Panic in Year Zero! (1962). Lou died on 29 June 1963 in Los Angeles, California, USA.
Lou Rusoff's films include Black Sunday, Panic in Year Zero!, Runaway Daughters, Beach Party
Lou Rusoff was a Canadian-born screenwriter and producer best known for his work with American International Pictures.
Lou Rusoff is known as an Screenplay, Story, Producer, Writer, Additional Dialogue, Characters, and Music. Some of his work includes Day the World Ended, It Conquered the World, Back to the Beach, Beach Party, The Phantom from 10,000 Leagues, The She-Creature, Ghost of Dragstrip Hollow, and Cat Girl.
Lou Rusoff (1911-1963) was a screenwriter. He worked in a number of film genres, including horror/sci-fi, biker films, and action-adventure. His final credit before his death was the popular beach movie Beach Party starring Frankie Avalon.
