Robert N. Lee

Writing

Robert N. Lee

Born
Died
(aged 74)
Birthplace
Butte, Montana, USA
Credits
29 titles

Biography

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Robert N. Lee (12 May 1890 – 18 September 1964) was an American screenwriter. He wrote for 31 films between 1922 and 1945. He was nominated for an Academy Award for Adapted Screenplay at the 4th Academy Awards for Little Caesar. He was born in Butte, Montana and died in Hollywood, California from a heart attack.

Signature work

Known For

Crew credits 29

YearTitleJob
1945 Captain Kidd Film Story
1939 Tower of London Film Screenplay
1937 Armored Car Film Writer
1935 While the Patient Slept Film Screenplay
1934 The Dragon Murder Case Film Screenplay
1934 Fog Over Frisco Film Screenplay, Adaptation
1933 From Headquarters Film Screenplay, Story
1933 The Kennel Murder Case Film Screenplay
1933 The Mysterious Rider Film Writer
1932 70,000 Witnesses Film Screenplay
1931 Little Caesar Film Screenplay
1930 The Dude Wrangler Film Dialogue, Adaptation
1929 The Mighty Film Story
1927 Underworld Film Screenplay
1927 Ritzy Film Writer
1926 The Fire Brigade Film Writer
1926 The Silver Treasure Film Scenario Writer
1926 The Outsider Film Writer
1925 The Hunted Woman Film Writer
1925 As No Man Has Loved Film Adaptation, Scenario Writer
1924 In Love with Love Film Adaptation
1924 Western Luck Film Writer
1924 The Arizona Express Film Scenario Writer
1923 Mile-a-Minute Romeo Film Scenario Writer
1923 You Can't Get Away with It Film Screenplay
1923 Cameo Kirby Film Writer
1923 Alias the Night Wind Film Scenario Writer
1923 The Strange Adventures of Prince Courageous Film Writer
1922 Shirley of the Circus Film Screenplay, Story
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