Elinor Bunin(1920-2017)

Elinor Bunin was born on 4 August 1920 in Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA. She is known for The Producers (1967), Who Killed Teddy Bear (1965) and ABC Stage 67 (1966). She was married to George B. Munroe. She died on 20 April 2017 in Manhattan, New York, USA.

7.5

6.6

7.5

TV Series

6.8

TV Series

Too Far to Go
7.2
TV Movie
- title designer
- 1979
An American Family
7.3
TV Series
- title designer
- 1973
Welcome Home, Johnny Bristol
7.7
TV Movie
- title designer
- 1972
Great Performances
7.9
TV Series
- title sequence
- title designer
- 1971
The Great American Dream Machine
8.1
TV Series
- title designer
- 1971
Taking Off
7.4
- title designer
- 1971
The Angel Levine
6.0
- title designer
- 1970
Harry and Lena
TV Special
- title sequence
- 1970
The Kraft Music Hall
6.4
TV Series
- graphic designer
- 1967
The Producers
7.5
- titles designed by
- 1967
ABC Stage 67
7.5
TV Series
- title film created by: ABC Stage 67 opening sequence
- 1966–1967
The Fat Spy
2.6
- title designer: main titles
- 1966
Who Killed Teddy Bear
6.6
- title designer
- 1965
Lilith
6.8
- title designer
- 1964

The Unknown War
8.4
TV Mini Series
- opening title sequence
- 1978
The Ed Sullivan Show
7.9
TV Series
- graphic designer
- 1971
The Kraft Music Hall
6.4
TV Series
- graphic designer
- 1967–1969
ABC Stage 67
7.5
TV Series
- graphic designer
- 1966
The Journey of the Fifth Horse
7.5
TV Movie
- graphic design
- 1966
The Strolling '20s
7.2
TV Movie
- graphic designer
- 1966
Armstrong Circle Theatre
7.7
TV Series
- graphic artist
- 1962
The Garry Moore Show
6.9
TV Series
- graphic artist
- 1960–1961
Diagnosis: Unknown
6.3
TV Series
- graphic artist (as Eleanor Bunin)
- 1960
Dow Hour of Great Mysteries
7.7
TV Series
- graphic artist (as Eleanor Bunin)
- 1960
Wonderful Town
8.7
TV Movie
- graphic arts
- 1958
Studio One
7.5
TV Series
- title drawing
- graphic arts (as Eleanor Bunin)
- 1956
Appointment with Adventure
6.8
TV Series
- illustration by
- 1955

Trivia
Founding member of New York Women in Film and Television, she was creative director of WNET Channel 13. She gave the Film Society 8.5$ millions for the construction of a venue at Lincoln Center which bears her complete name: Elinor Bunin Munroe. She won many awards for her work.