Die (fr: Celui qui doit mourir) 1959: Blind Date (US: Chance Meeting) 1961: El Cid 1963: 55 Days at Peking 1963: The Ceremony 1964: The Fall of the Roman Empire 1964: The Visit 1965: The Heroes of Telemark 1966: The Blue Max 1969: Z—uncredited 1972: Plot 1974: The Martyr (ger: Sie sind frei, Doktor Korczak) 1975: Normande Bibliography In 1960, Barzman emerged as a science fiction author, with his novel Out of This World. It dealt with the idea of a twin, parallel planet for Earth in the same orbit, hidden from our view by the sun. The two planets have developed almost identically from creation—but World War II never happens on the twin Earth. Out of This World (London: Collins, 1960) - published in the U.S. as Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star (G.P. Putnam's Sons) and subsequently in various paperback editions as Echo X; also published in Sweden as Från en annan värld Rich Dreams (Warner Books, 1982) - novel, written with Norma Barzman; published as a paperback original Awards 1985: Order of Arts and Letters Legacy In addition to having several children follow him in the Arts, he received a retrospective showing of his films at the Cinematheque in 1982. References External sources Norma Barzman, The Red and the Blacklist (2003) Tender Comrades: Interviews with Blacklisted Hollywood Reds Canadian science fiction writers Canadian male journalists Canadian male novelists 1910 births 1989 deaths Canadian communists 20th-century Canadian novelists 20th-century Canadian screenwriters Journalists from Toronto Canadian male screenwriters Writers from Toronto Jewish Canadian journalists