Alan Trustman, the acclaimed screenwriter behind the classic 1968 films Bullitt and The Thomas Crown Affair, passed away at the age of 95. A Harvard graduate with a background in law, Trustman transitioned into screenwriting and left a lasting mark on cinema with his sharp, engaging scripts. He died on February 5 at a nursing home in Miami, according to his son John.
Born in Boston on December 16, 1930, Trustman earned his degree magna cum laude before embarking on his writing career. His work on Bullitt and The Thomas Crown Affair remains highly regarded for its influence on the thriller genre. Trustman’s contribution to film continues to be remembered and celebrated by fans and industry professionals alike.