His other credits include "Tales of Tomorrow" which featured live TV
performances by James Dean, Paul Newman, and Rod Steiger; "General
Electric Theater" hosted by Ronald Reagan; as well as "Route 66," "The
Third Man" TV series and "The Kraft Suspense Theater."
His feature film credits as associate producer, producer and executive
producer included "Dr. Doolittle," "Goodbye Mr. Chips," "Luther," "Man
in the Glass Booth," "Lost in the Stars" and "Separate Tables." He was
executive producer of "The Greek Tycoon," and his last credit was as
producer of "Seven Hours to Judgement."
His career in television began in 1950 when he produced "Tom Corbett,
Space Cadet."
From 1989-1994 he served as producer-in-residence for the Center for
Advanced Film and Television at AFI.
In my CompuServe Showbiz Forum Sysop days,there was a guy there who
had Abrahams attached to an unproduced project,but Abrahams pulled out.
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The World Trade Center towers MUST rise again,
at least as tall as before...or terror has triumphed.