Olive Cooper

Writing

Olive Cooper

Born
Died
(aged 94)
Birthplace
San Francisco, California, USA
Credits
43 titles

Biography

Olivette "Olive" Cooper (July 31, 1892– June 12, 1987) was a prolific American screenwriter known for movies like Cocoanut Grove, Bandit King of Texas and Three Little Sisters. She wrote many of the screenplays for Roy Rogers and Gene Autry vehicles.

Signature work

Known For

Crew credits 43

YearTitleJob
1950 Hills of Oklahoma Film Story, Screenplay
1949 Bandit King of Texas Film Writer
1949 Outcasts of the Trail Film Writer
1949 The Big Sombrero Film Screenplay
1946 Sioux City Sue Film Screenplay
1946 The Bamboo Blonde Film Writer
1945 Swingin' on a Rainbow Film Screenplay
1944 Song of Nevada Film Screenplay
1944 Three Little Sisters Film Screenplay
1944 My Best Gal Film Screenplay
1943 Nobody's Darling Film Writer
1943 Shantytown Film Writer
1943 King of the Cowboys Film Screenplay
1943 Idaho Film Screenplay
1942 Call of the Canyon Film Story, Screenplay
1942 The Affairs of Jimmy Valentine Film Screenplay
1942 Cowboy Serenade Film Screenplay
1941 Down Mexico Way Film Screenplay
1941 Ice-Capades Film Screenplay
1941 Sheriff of Tombstone Film Screenplay
1941 The Singing Hill Film Writer
1941 In Old Cheyenne Film Screenplay
1941 The Great Train Robbery Film Writer
1941 Robin Hood of the Pecos Film Screenplay
1940 The Border Legion Film Screenplay
1940 Young Bill Hickok Film Screenplay
1939 She Married a Cop Film Screenplay
1939 The Mysterious Miss X Film Screenplay
1938 Annabel Takes a Tour Film Screenplay
1938 Cocoanut Grove Film Screenplay
1937 Lady Behave! Film Screenplay
1937 Rhythm in the Clouds Film Screenplay
1937 Jim Hanvey, Detective Film Screenplay
1937 Join the Marines Film Screenplay
1936 Happy Go Lucky Film Screenplay
1936 Follow Your Heart Film Additional Dialogue
1936 Navy Born Film Screenplay
1936 Hearts in Bondage Film Screenplay
1936 Laughing Irish Eyes Film Screenplay
1936 The Return of Jimmy Valentine Film Writer
1936 Dancing Feet Film Screenplay
1935 Streamline Express Film Screenplay
1935 Hot Tip Film Writer
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