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Benjamin Glazer (1887–1956)

Writer | Producer | Director

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Attended University of Pennsylvania Law School; admitted to Bar in 1906 in Philadelphia. See more trivia »

Born:

in Belfast, Ireland, UK (now Northern Ireland, UK)

Died:

(age 68) in Hollywood, California, USA
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1967 Carousel (TV movie) (as Benjamin F. Glazer)
 
1957 Lux Video Theatre (TV series)
– Paris Calling (1957) (original screenplay)
 
1956 Carousel (adapted by / as Benjamin F. Glazer)
 
1948 Song of My Heart (written by)
 
1942 Tortilla Flat (screenplay)
 
1941 Paris Calling (screenplay)
 
1940 Arise, My Love (original story)
 
1934 She Loves Me Not
 
1934 We're Not Dressing (based on stories by)
 
1933 The Way to Love (screenplay)
 
1933 A Bedtime Story (writer)
 
1933 L'amour guide (original screenplay)
 
1932 No Man of Her Own (story)
 
1932 A Farewell to Arms (screenplay)
 
1932 Monsieur Albert
 
1932 This Is the Night
 
1932 Two Kinds of Women
 
1931 Mata Hari (by)
 
1931 The Pagan Lady
 
1930 The Devil to Pay! (screen adaptation)
 
1930 The Boudoir Diplomat
 
1930 Tol'able David
 
1930 Liliom (translation - uncredited)
 
1929 The Dance of Life (screenplay)
 
1929 Strange Cargo (screenplay / story)
 
1928 The Barker (writer)
 
1928 Beggars of Life (adaptation & supervision)
 
1928 Happiness Ahead (scenario)
 
1928 Street of Sin (story)
 
1928 The Trail of '98 (adaptation / continuity)
 
1927 The Love Mart (adaptation)
 
1927 A Gentleman of Paris (adaptation)
 
1927 Service for Ladies (story)
 
1927 Paid to Love (adaptation)
 
1927 7th Heaven (screenplay)
 
1927 Flesh and the Devil (screen play / as Benjamin F. Glazer)
 
1927 The Lady in Ermine (adaptation and scenario)
 
1926 Everybody's Acting (scenario)
 
1926 The Gay Deceiver (as Benjamin F. Glazer / adaptation)
 
1926 Diplomacy
 
1926 You Never Know Women
 
1926 Wild Oats Lane (adaptation)
 
1926 Memory Lane (original story / scenario)
 
1926 The Skyrocket (adaptation / screenplay)
 
1926 The Palace of Pleasure (adaptation)
 
1925 The Great Love (as Benjamin F. Glazer)
 
1925 The Merry Widow (screen adaptation and scenario)
 
1925 Fine Clothes (adaptation)
 
1925 The Great Divide (adaptation)
 
1924 Sinners in Silk (story)
 
1921 A Trip to Paradise (as Benjamin F. Glazer / adaptation)
 
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1946 One More Tomorrow (producer)
 
1941 Paris Calling (producer - as Benjamin J. Glazer)
 
1939 Yes, My Darling Daughter (associate producer - uncredited)
 
1939 They Made Me a Criminal (associate producer - uncredited)
 
1938 Going Places (associate producer - uncredited)
 
1938 Four Daughters (associate producer - uncredited)
 
1937 Double or Nothing (producer)
 
1937 Exclusive (producer)
 
1937 Mountain Music (producer)
 
1937 Internes Can't Take Money (producer)
 
1936 Rhythm on the Range (producer)
 
1936 Anything Goes (producer)
 
1935 The Big Broadcast of 1936 (producer)
 
1935 Paris in Spring (producer)
 
1935 Love in Bloom (producer)
 
1935 Enter Madame (producer)
 
1934 She Loves Me Not (producer)
 
1934 We're Not Dressing (associate producer - uncredited)
 
1933 Alice in Wonderland (associate producer - uncredited)
 
1933 The Way to Love (producer - uncredited)
 
1933 The Story of Temple Drake (producer)
 
1933 A Bedtime Story (associate producer - uncredited)
 
1932 A Farewell to Arms (associate producer - uncredited)
 
1932 If I Had a Million (associate producer - uncredited)
 
1932 The Big Broadcast (associate producer - uncredited)
 
1932 This Is the Night (associate producer - uncredited)
 
1929 Strange Cargo (producer)
 
1928 Street of Sin (associate producer)
 
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1929 Strange Cargo (supervisor)
 
1927 Service for Ladies (supervisor)
 
Show ShowProduction Manager (2 titles)
1929 Queen Kelly (production manager - uncredited)
 
1928 Beggars of Life (production supervisor)
 
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1928 Beggars of Life (foley recordist - uncredited)
 
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Personal Details

Other Works:

(1921) Made the first translation of Ferenc Molnar's 1909 Hungarian play "Liliom" into English. His translation of the play was used by Oscar Hammerstein II as the basis for Hammerstein's libretto for the musical "Carousel", which he wrote with Richard Rodgers.

Alternate Names:

Benjamin F. Glazer | Benjamin J. Glazer
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Trivia:

Attended University of Pennsylvania Law School; admitted to Bar in 1906 in Philadelphia. See more »

Nickname:

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