Robert Garland, Screenwriter on 'No Way Out' and 'The Electric Horseman,' Dies at 83
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hollywoodreporter.comRobert Garland, who wrote the features No Way Out, The Electric Horseman and The Big Blue, died Saturday in Baltimore of complications from dementia, his son announced.
He was 83. Early in his career, Garland wrote episodes of such 1970s comedies as That Girl, The Bill Cosby Show, Love American Style, The Bob Newhart Show and Sanford and Son.
Garland collaborated with director Sydney Pollack on The Electric Horseman (1979), starring Robert Redford and Jane Fonda, and on Tootsie (1982), on which he served as an uncredited writer.
He worked without credit on Garry Marshall's Pretty Woman (1990) as well. Garland also produced No Way Out (1987), starring Kevin Costner.
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