Norman Krasna was a man of many talents, known as a humorist, playwright, and screenwriter. With a degree from prestigious schools such as New York University, Columbia University, and St. John's University law school, he seemed destined for a career in law. However, fate had different plans, and Krasna's passion for writing and the film industry led him to switch gears and start as a copy boy at a New York newspaper. From there, he explored various roles, including drama critic and columnist, before finding his true calling in the film business. After moving to Los Angeles, Krasna's determination and tenacity landed him a job in the Warner Brothers publicity department. But it was his first play, The Front Page, that truly sparked his interest in becoming a playwright. With a dedicated and methodical approach, Krasna typed the script over and over again to perfect his style. This proved to be a successful strategy, as he soon published his