- He was at his first wife Rosalind Russell 's bedside when she died.
- He was separated from his widow Arlette at the time of his death. Two weeks after he died, his son Lance launched a suit against Arlette, challenging her rights to his estate. After two years, a settlement was reached.
- Son with Rosalind Russell, Lance Brisson born 1943
- Served in the U.S. Army Air Force during World War II.
- Awarded a Tony Award in 1956 for his production of the musical, "Damn Yankees," shared with Robert Griffith and Harold S. Prince in association with Albert B. Taylor.
- His wife, Arlette, was a consultant to a communications company and a vice president of Tiffany & Company. She was born around 1939.
- In England from the age of ten.
- His son married actress Patricia Morrow on March 15, 1975. They divorced in the 1980s.
- Son of Carl Brisson
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