[6] Stark's credits as a television producer included Colonel Humphrey Flack and Rocky King Detective in the 1950s[1] and The Brothers Brannagan in 1960-61.
[1] In 1983, Photoplay noted that Stark "makes a profitable habit of buying up good old movies for fashionable re-treads (such as Cat People, last year) is planning his own, more contemporary revision of Suspicion".
[7] In 1945 he married Kathi Norris, who was then a radio writer,[8] and they had two daughters, Pamela and Koo, and two sons, Wilbur Junior, known as Brad,[1] and Patrick.
There the elder daughter was pursued by Sir William Pigott Brown, but according to Private Eye "So vile were Piggott-Brown's attentions and habits that Stark bought him off, presenting the reptile with a cheque for 500 dollars."
[10] Pamela graduated from Goddard College and Harvard, became a consultant to non-profit organizations, and married Sheldon Guyer, a vice president of Merrill Lynch, in 1993.