Gouverneur Morris

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The Ace of Hearts Writer

(1921)

That Model from Paris Writer

(1926)

The Man Who Played God Writer

(1932)

The Jungle Princess Writer

(1936)

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Writer (21 credits)

1936 The Jungle Princess

1935 East of Java (story "Tiger Island")

1934 Red Morning (story - uncredited)

1932 The Man Who Played God (from the short story by - as Governeur Morris)

1930 Anybody's Woman (story "The Better Wife")

1926 That Model from Paris (suggested by the story "The Right to Live")

1925 Morals for Men (story "The Lucky Serum")

1924 You Can't Get Away with It (story "You Can't Get Away with It")

1922 The Man Who Played God (story)

1922 Yellow Men and Gold (novel)

1921 What Ho, the Cook (story)

1921 The Ace of Hearts (by)

1921 The Wild Goose (screenplay) / (story)

1921 A Tale of Two Worlds (story)

1920 Trumpet Island (story)

1920 The Penalty (adapted from his famous novel) / (by)

1919 Behind the Door (story)

1919 When My Ship Comes In (novel)

1918 Fallen Angel (story "You Can't Get Away with It")

1915 The Goddess (novel "The Goddess") / (screenplay)

1914 The Senator's Brother (Short) (story)

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Personal Details

Other Works:

Stage: Wrote source material (story) for "The Silent Voice" on Broadway. Written by Jules Eckert Goodman. Liberty Theatre: 29 Dec 1914-Mar 1915 (closing date unknown/71 performances). Cast: Wade Boteler, Esther Cornell, Winona Dennison, Ruth Farnum, Florence Fisher, George Gaul, Philip Leigh, Owen Meech, Walter F. Scott, Otis Skinner,... See more »