Arthur Heinemann

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Arthur Heinemann
Birth name:	Arthur Heinemann
Date of birth:	17 June 1910
Place of birth:	Veladena, Mexico
Date of death:	22 September 1987
Place of death:	Santa Monica, California, USA
Roles:	Writer

Arthur Heinemann (17 June 1910 – 22 September 1987; age 77) was a television and film writer and artist who worked on Star Trek: The Original Series's third season. Heinemann wrote the teleplay for "Wink of an Eye", based on a story by Lee Cronin. He also wrote "The Way to Eden" with Michael Richards, and "The Savage Curtain" with Gene Roddenberry.

Heimann also co-wrote the songs performed by Doctor Sevrin's followers in "The Way to Eden", together with actor Charles Napier and guitarist Craig Robertson. (Star Trek: The Original Series Soundtrack Collection liner notes)

In 1983, he won a Daytime Emmy award for writing the ABC Afterschool Special, The Woman Who Willed a Miracle.

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External link

• Arthur Heinemann at the Internet Movie Database