Andy Lewis, an Academy Awards nominee for co-writing the 1971 thriller Klute, has died. He passed away at his Walpole, New Hampshire home of natural causes on Feb. 28 at age 92.

Lewis co-wrote the screenplay with his brother Dave for Klute, which won Jane Fonda an Oscar for her portrayal of call girl Bree Daniels and also starred Donald Sutherland.

Born in Lexington, Massachusetts, Lewis served in the Army’s 86th Blackhawk Division in World War II. He returned from the war and finished his college career at Harvard, graduating in 1949.