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Laurence Stallings (1894–1968)

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Stallings was a Marine Captain who lost his leg fighting in WWI, and wrote "What Price Glory" about his deep anti-war feelings. The spirit of the play is subverted in the film adaptations. See full bio »

Born:

Laurence Tucker Stallings
in Macon, Georgia, USA

Died:

(age 73) in Pacific Palisades, California, USA
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1986 Christmas Eve (TV movie) (story)
 
1957 A Farewell to Arms (play)
 
1956 MGM Parade (TV series)
– Episode #1.24 (1956) (archive footage)
 
1955 Jane Wyman Presents The Fireside Theatre (TV series)
– Bamboo Cross (1955) (writer)
 
1953 The Sun Shines Bright (screenplay)
 
1952 What Price Glory (play)
 
1951 Pulitzer Prize Playhouse (TV series)
– The Buccaneer (1951) (play)
 
1949 She Wore a Yellow Ribbon (screenplay)
 
1948 3 Godfathers (screenplay)
 
1948 On Our Merry Way (adaptation)
 
1947 Christmas Eve (screenplay / story)
 
1945 Salome Where She Danced (screenplay)
 
1942 Thunder Birds [Soldiers of the Air] (contract writer - uncredited)
 
1942 Jungle Book (adaptation)
 
1940 'Northwest Passage' (Book I -- Rogers' Rangers) (screenplay)
 
1940 The Man from Dakota (screenplay)
 
1939 Stand Up and Fight (additional dialogue - uncredited)
 
1938 Too Hot to Handle (screen play)
 
1935 So Red the Rose
 
1935 After Office Hours (from a story by)
 
1935 The Lives of a Bengal Lancer (contributor to screenplay construction - uncredited)
 
1934 The First World War (documentary) (book)
 
1933 Big Executive (writer)
 
1933 Fast Workers (dialogue)
 
1932 A Farewell to Arms (play - uncredited)
 
1931 Women of All Nations (characters)
 
1930 Way for a Sailor (scenario and dialogue)
 
1930 Billy the Kid (dialogue)
 
1930 Song of the West (operetta Rainbow)
 
1929 The Cock-Eyed World (story)
 
1929/I Marianne (dialogue)
 
1929/II Marianne
 
1928 Show People (treatment)
 
1926 Old Ironsides (story)
 
1926 What Price Glory (play)
 
1925 The Big Parade (screenplay - uncredited / story)
 

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(1926). Stage Play: Deep River. Opera. Written by Laurence Stallings. Music by Frank Harling. Lyrics by Laurence Stallings. Musical Director: Sepp Morasch. Directed by Arthur Hopkins. Imperial Theatre: 4 Oct 1926- 30 Oct 1926 (32 performances). Cast: Luis Alberni, Bessie Allison, Roberto Ardelli, Wallace Banfield... See more »

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Screenwriting contract at MGM, 1934-39. See more »

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