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Dudley Nichols (1895–1960)

Writer | Producer | Director

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Refused to accept the Oscar for his writing for The Informer because of the antagonism between several industry guilds and the academy over union matters. See more trivia »

Born:

in Wapakoneta, Ohio, USA

Died:

(age 64) in Hollywood, California, USA
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1986 Stagecoach (TV movie) (1939 screenplay)
 
1966 Stagecoach (1939 screenplay)
 
1960 Heller in Pink Tights (screenplay)
 
1959 The Hangman (writer)
 
1957 The Tin Star
 
1956 Run for the Sun
 
1954 Prince Valiant (screenplay)
 
1952 The Big Sky (screenplay)
 
1952 Return of the Texan
 
1951 Rawhide
 
1949 Pinky (screenplay)
 
1947 Mourning Becomes Electra
 
1947 The Fugitive (screenplay)
 
1946 Sister Kenny (screen play)
 
1945 Scarlet Street (screenplay)
 
1945 The Bells of St. Mary's (screenplay)
 
1945 And Then There Were None (screenplay)
 
1932 The Sign of the Cross (1944 prologue - uncredited)
 
1944 It Happened Tomorrow (adaptation and screenplay)
 
1943 Government Girl (screenplay)
 
1943 For Whom the Bell Tolls (screenplay)
 
1943 Mr. Lucky (contributing writer - uncredited)
 
1943 This Land Is Mine (screenplay)
 
1943 Air Force (original screenplay)
 
1942 The Battle of Midway (documentary short)
 
1941 Swamp Water
 
1941 Man Hunt (screenplay)
 
1940 The Long Voyage Home (adapted for the screen by)
 
1939 The Marshal of Mesa City (story "The Peacemaker" - uncredited)
 
1939 The 400 Million (documentary) (commentary)
 
1939 Stagecoach (screen play)
 
1939 Gunga Din (contributing writer - uncredited)
 
1938 Next Time I Marry (screen play - uncredited)
 
1938 Carefree (story and adaptation)
 
1938 Bringing Up Baby (screen play)
 
1937 The Hurricane (screen play)
 
1937 The Toast of New York (screenplay)
 
1936 The Plough and the Stars (screenplay)
 
1936 Mary of Scotland (screen play)
 
1935 The Three Musketeers
 
1935 Steamboat Round the Bend (screen play)
 
1935 The Crusades (screen play)
 
1935 She (additional dialogue)
 
1935 The Arizonian (story and screen play by)
 
1935 The Informer (screen play)
 
1935 Life Begins at Forty (contributor to screenplay construction - uncredited)
 
1935 Señora casada necesita marido (contributing writer - uncredited)
 
1935 Mystery Woman (story)
 
1934 Marie Galante (contributor to screenplay construction - uncredited)
 
1934 Judge Priest (screen play)
 
1934 Call It Luck (screenplay / story)
 
1934 Wild Gold (story)
 
1934 Hold That Girl
 
1934 The Lost Patrol (screenplay)
 
1934 You Can't Buy Everything (original screenplay)
 
1933 Pilgrimage (dialogue)
 
1933 The Man Who Dared (writer)
 
1933 Hot Pepper (story)
 
1932 Robbers' Roost (adaptation)
 
1932 This Sporting Age
 
1932 She Wanted a Millionaire (contributing writer - uncredited)
 
1931 Skyline
 
1931 Hush Money
 
1931 The Black Camel (uncredited)
 
1931 Three Rogues
 
1931 Seas Beneath
 
1930 A Devil with Women
 
1930 El precio de un beso
 
1930 One Mad Kiss (adaptation / dialogue)
 
1930 On the Level (screenplay)
 
1930 Born Reckless (screenplay)
 
1930 Men Without Women (screen play and scenario)
 
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1947 Mourning Becomes Electra (producer)
 
1946 Sister Kenny (producer)
 
1943 Government Girl (producer)
 
1943 This Land Is Mine (producer - uncredited)
 
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1934 Judge Priest (lyrics: "Massa Jesus Wrote Me a Note" 1934 - uncredited, "Aunt Dilsey's Song" 1934 - uncredited)
 
1930 One Mad Kiss (writer: "Lament")
 
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1934 Judge Priest (lyrics)
 

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Refused to accept the Oscar for his writing for The Informer because of the antagonism between several industry guilds and the academy over union matters. See more »

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