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Ian Hay (I) (1876–1952)

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In 1917/18, as member of the British Military Mission, he went on a lecture tour of America. See more trivia »

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Filmography

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1963 Sikke'n familie (play)
 
1958 The Sign of Zorro (screenplay - uncredited)
 
1958 Girls at Sea (play)
 
1958 BBC Sunday-Night Theatre (TV series)
The Frog (1958) (play)
 
1957 The Ship Was Loaded (play "Off the Record")
 
1954 Orders Are Orders (play)
 
1940 Tilly of Bloomsbury (play)
 
1940 The Middle Watch (play)
 
1939 Little Ladyship (TV movie) (English version)
 
1938 Nobody Home (writer)
 
1938 Housemaster (play "Bachelor Born")
 
1937 A Damsel in Distress ( - uncredited / play)
 
1937 Troopship
 
1937 The Frog (adaptation)
 
1936 Sabotage (dialogue)
 
1936 The Man Behind the Mask (dialogue)
 
1936 Secret Agent (dialogue)
 
1935 The Widow from Monte Carlo (play "A Present from Margate")
 
1935 All at Sea (play "Mr. Faintheart")
 
1935 The 39 Steps (dialogue)
 
1935 Admirals All (play / script)
 
1934 Orders Is Orders (play)
 
1933 I Was a Spy (writer)
 
1933 Leave It to Me (play "Leave It To Psmith")
 
1932 Midshipmaid Gob (play)
 
1931 The Sport of Kings (play)
 
1930 The Middle Watch (dialogue / play)
 
1928 Tommy Atkins (writer)
 
1926 The Sporting Lover (play "Good Luck")
 
1925 The Happy Ending (play)
 
1919 The Common Cause (play "Getting Together")
 
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1919 Male and Female (technical advisor - uncredited)
 
1917 The Little American (technical advisor - uncredited)
 

Related Videos

The 39 Steps -- Spies and the police chase a handcuffed couple who cannot stand each other. Secret Agent -- The British government poses two amateurs as spouses and sends them to kill a German spy in Switzerland during Worlds War I. Sabotage -- A Scotland Yard undercover detective is on the trail of a saboteur who is part of a plot to set off a bomb in London. But when the detective's cover is blown, the plot begins to unravel.
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(1928) Stage: Wrote "The Sport of Kings", performed at the Savoy Theatre in London, England, with Mary Jerrold, E. Holman Clark, Rosaline Courtneidge and Adele Dixon in the cast. See more »
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Trivia:

In 1917/18, as member of the British Military Mission, he went on a lecture tour of America. See more »

Star Sign:

Aries