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Edgar Selwyn (1875–1944)

What a life! Edgar Selwyn was born Edgar Simon on October 20, 1875, in Cincinnati, Ohio. As a child he and his family lived in Toronto, Canada, before moving to Selma, Alabama, where his parents died. He moved to Chicago at the age of 17 to seek his fortune, but Fortuna would not let the young man take her as his mistress... See full bio »

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Filmography

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1942 Pierre of the Plains (based on a play by)
 
1935 Baby Face Harrington (from a play by)
 
1934 Chained (story)
 
1933 Turn Back the Clock (screen play)
 
1933 The Barbarian (play "The Arab")
 
1931 Possessed (from the play by: "The Mirage")
 
1929 The Girl in the Show (adaptation / added dialogue)
 
1926 Dancing Mothers (play)
 
1925 Night Life of New York (story)
 
1925 The Crowded Hour (play)
 
1924 The Mirage (play)
 
1924 The Arab (play)
 
1922 The Primitive Lover (play "The Divorcee")
 
1919 For Better, for Worse (play)
 
1918 Heart of the Wilds (play "Pierre of the Plains")
 
1918 Dodging a Million (story)
 
1917 Nearly Married (play)
 
1916 Rolling Stones (play)
 
1915 The Arab (story / play)
 
1915 The Country Boy (play)
 
1914 Pierre of the Plains (play "Pierre of the Plains")
 
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1942 Pierre of the Plains (producer)
 
1941 Washington Melodrama (producer)
 
1940 Dulcy (producer)
 
1940 The Golden Fleecing (producer)
 
1939 Dancing Co-Ed (producer)
 
1939 Bridal Suite (producer)
 
1939 The Kid from Texas (producer)
 
1935 Baby Face Harrington (producer)
 
Show ShowDirector (8 titles)
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1915 The Arab
Jamil
 
1914 Pierre of the Plains
Pierre
 
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Personal Details

Other Works:

(1900). Stage Play: Arizona. Drama. Written by Augustus E. Thomas. Scenic Design by Walter Burridge and Charles H. Ritter. Herald Square Theatre: 10 Sep 1900- 14 Jan 1901 (140 performances). Cast: Sidney Ainsworth (as "Lt. Young"), Adora Andrews (as "Lena Kellar"), Louise Closser Hale [credited... See more »

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Height:

5' 10" (1.78 m)
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Trivia:

Edgar and Ruth Selwyn divorced before his death in 1944. They had one son, Russell (nicknamed "Rusty"), who was born during Ruth's previous marriage to a man surnamed Synder, and who was adopted by Edgar during their marriage. See more »

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