
Martin Rackin
Writing
Biography
Martin Rackin (31 July 1918 – 15 April 1976) was an American writer and producer who was briefly head of production at Paramount Pictures from 1960–64. In the late 1950s he wrote and produced a series of films with actor Alan Ladd.
Richard Fleischer described Rakin as "a real character. He was a fast-talking, breezy, nervous, con man type who blinked his eyes a lot. You always had the feeling that he was some sort of a street corner shell game operator keeping an eye open for the cops."
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Notable Works
Prominent titles featuring Martin Rackin
Filmography
Production & Directing (43)
1999
Three SecretsOriginal Film Writer
5.0
1975
Nevada SmithWriter
7.0
1975
Nevada SmithProducer
7.0
1974
HangupProducer
5.3
1974
Twice in a LifetimeProducer
7.0
1974
Twice in a LifetimeWriter
7.0
1972
The RevengersProducer
5.7
1970
Two Mules for Sister SaraProducer
7.0
1967
Rough Night in JerichoProducer
6.7
1966
StagecoachProducer
6.1
1960
North to AlaskaScreenplay
6.5
1960
The BarbariansWriter
5.3
1960
The BarbariansProducer
5.3
1959
The Horse SoldiersScreenplay
6.9
1959
The Horse SoldiersProducer
6.9
1958
Fort DobbsProducer
6.8
1957
The Helen Morgan StoryProducer
5.3
1957
The Big LandWriter
6.5
1957
Top Secret AffairProducer
4.9
1956
LisbonStory
6.4
1956
SantiagoNovel
5.8
1956
SantiagoScreenplay
5.8
1956
SantiagoProducer
5.8
1955
Hell on Frisco BayScreenplay
5.3
1954
Long John SilverWriter
5.9
1954
The Great Diamond RobberyScreenplay
10.0
1953
The ClownScreenplay
5.6
1952
Loan SharkStory
5.7
1952
Loan SharkScreenplay
5.7
1952
Sailor BewareScreenplay
6.2
1951
Distant DrumsScreenplay
6.2
1951
The StoogeScreenplay
6.6
1951
The EnforcerScreenplay
7.1
1950
Three SecretsWriter
6.5
1949
A Dangerous ProfessionWriter
5.7
1948
Fighter SquadronWriter
6.1
1948
Race StreetWriter
6.0
1948
Fighting Father DunneScreenplay
7.5
1947
Riff-RaffWriter
6.2
1947
DesperateAdditional Dialogue
6.5
1944
Marine RaidersStory
6.8
1943
Air Raid WardensScreenplay
7.2
1941
Buy Me That TownWriter
6.3







