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Peter Marks co-wrote THE BUTLER DID IT with Walter Marks. THE BUTLER DID IT was first presented at the Players Theatre in 1981 under the direction of Doug Rogers. Marks is best known as a critic, having worked at the "New York Times" and "Washington Post" as a reviewer.
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Walter Marks is a prolific composer/lyricist. Broadway: BAJOUR (1964), GOLDEN RAINBOW (1968), and BROADWAY FOLLIES (1981). He contributed songs and arranged music for Broadway’s PETERPAT (1969). Marks often composes for television and film. Soundtrack credits include: “The Kraft Music Hall,” “Playboy After Dark,” “The Hollywood Palace,” “The Ed Sullivan Show,” “Flip,” “The Brady Bunch Hour,” “The Man on the Moon,” and “The Richard Pryor Show.” For the film “The Wild Party” (1975), Marks served as screenwriter and composer. He was also credited as producer and composer on “Larry Flynt: the right to be left alone” (2007).
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