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Oliver H.P. Garrett (1894–1952)

Oliver H. P. Garrett was born on March 6, 1894 in New Bedford, Massachusetts to Legh Osborn and Alice Palmer Garrett. His father was an efficiency expert who passed away in 1899. His mother once operated a business that imported goods from India and the Far East and served with the YMCA in France during the First World War... See full bio »

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1962 Vlucht uit de nacht (TV movie)
 
1962 The Alfred Hitchcock Hour (TV series)
A Piece of the Action (1962) (based on a story by)
 
1951 Sealed Cargo (screenplay)
 
1947 Dead Reckoning (screenplay)
 
1946 Duel in the Sun (adaptation)
 
1943 Flight for Freedom (writer)
 
1942 Careful, Soft Shoulder (original screenplay)
 
1941 Underground (story)
 
1940 The Man I Married (screen play)
 
1939 Gone with the Wind (contributing writer - uncredited)
 
1939 ...One Third of a Nation... (screenplay)
 
1937 The Hurricane (adaptation)
 
1937 Her Husband Lies (from a story by)
 
1935 One-Way Ticket (screenplay)
 
1934 Manhattan Melodrama (screenplay)
 
1933 Night Flight (screenplay)
 
1933 The Story of Temple Drake (screenplay)
 
1932 A Farewell to Arms (screenplay)
 
1932 If I Had a Million (story / segment "The Forger" - uncredited)
 
1931 Night Nurse (screenplay)
 
1931 The Vice Squad
 
1931 City Streets (screenplay)
 
1931 Scandal Sheet (story)
 
1930 Moby Dick (adaptation)
 
1930 For the Defense
 
1930 The Texan (adaptation)
 
1930 Street of Chance (story)
 
1929 Chinatown Nights (scenario)
 
1928 Forgotten Faces (adaptation)
 
1928 Ladies of the Mob (writer)
 
1928 The Dragnet (story "Nightstick")
 
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(1944). Stage Play: Sleep My Pretty One. Written by Charlie Garrett and Oliver H.P. Garrett [final Broadway credit]. Playhouse Theatre: 2 Nov 1944- 11 Nov 1944 (12 performances). Cast: Norma Chambers (as "Kathryn (Kitty) Sturdevant"), Theresa Dale (as "Emily Groat"), J. Colvin Dunn (as "Edward")... See more »
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