Robert Lord

Robert Lord

  • Birthday: 1900-05-01
  • Deathday: 1976-04-05
  • Place of birth: Chicago, Illinois, USA

Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Robert Lord (May 1, 1900 – April 5, 1976) was an American screenwriter and film producer. He wrote for 71 films between 1925 and 1940. He won an Academy Award in 1933 in the category Best Writing, Original Story for the film One Way Passage. He was nominated in the same category in 1938 for the film Black Legion.

Production

Sirocco

1951

As Producer

Dr. Socrates

1935

As Screenplay

The Little Giant

1933

As Screenplay

Footlight Parade

1933

As Producer

Knock on Any Door

1949

As Producer

Five Star Final

1931

As Adaptation

Black Legion

1937

As Producer

Black Legion

1937

As Story

20,000 Years in Sing Sing

1932

As Adaptation

Gold Diggers of 1935

1935

As Story

In a Lonely Place

1950

As Producer

Heroes for Sale

1933

As Screenplay

Taxi!

1931

As Producer

The Matinee Idol

1928

As Story

The Purchase Price

1932

As Writer

Man Wanted

1932

As Story

Merry Wives of Reno

1934

As Screenplay

Merry Wives of Reno

1934

As Story

Hard to Handle

1933

As Screenplay

'Til We Meet Again

1940

As Story

Housewife

1934

As Story

Page Miss Glory

1935

As Screenplay

It's Tough to Be Famous

1932

As Screenplay

The Family Secret

1951

As Producer

Convention City

1933

As Screenplay

The Mind Reader

1933

As Screenplay

You Said a Mouthful

1932

As Screenplay

Bordertown

1935

As Story

Colleen

1936

As Story

The Johnstown Flood

1926

As Writer

Frisco Jenny

1933

As Screenplay

Mary Stevens, M.D.

1933

As Screenplay

On With the Show!

1929

As Scenario Writer

Manhattan Parade

1931

As Adaptation

She Couldn't Say No

1930

As Writer

Fireman, Save My Child

1932

As Adaptation

Local Boy Makes Good

1931

As Adaptation

Detectives

1928

As Story

Detectives

1928

As Screenplay

Dive Bomber

1941

As Associate Producer

Upperworld

1934

As Production Supervisor

Gold Diggers of 1933

1933

As Producer

The Conquerors

1932

As Screenplay

Tovarich

1937

As Associate Producer

Winner Take All

1932

As Adaptation

The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex

1939

As Associate Producer

Dames

1934

As Story

One Way Passage

1932

As Story

One Way Passage

1932

As Producer

The Girl from 10th Avenue

1935

As Producer

Jimmy the Gent

1934

As Producer

Housewife

1934

As Supervising Producer

That Certain Woman

1937

As Associate Producer

He Was Her Man

1934

As Story

Dodge City

1939

As Associate Producer

The Man with Two Faces

1934

As Producer

The Dawn Patrol

1938

As Associate Producer

Her Majesty, Love

1931

As Screenplay

Wings for the Eagle

1942

As Producer

My Man

1928

As Writer

The Lion and the Mouse

1928

As Writer

Women They Talk About

1928

As Writer

On Trial

1928

As Screenplay

Beware of Bachelors

1928

As Writer

The Greyhound Limited

1929

As Dialogue

Kid Gloves

1929

As Screenplay

Hardboiled Rose

1929

As Writer

No Defense

1929

As Writer

Hold Everything

1930

As Screenplay

The World Changes

1933

As Producer

The Lucky Horseshoe

1925

As Story

The Ruling Voice

1931

As Adaptation

Stage Struck

1936

As Supervising Dialogue Editor

Stage Struck

1936

As Story

Big Business Girl

1931

As Adaptation

If I Were Single

1927

As Scenario Writer

If I Were Single

1927

As Story

So Long Letty

1929

As Writer

The Merry Frinks

1934

As Producer

Fog Over Frisco

1934

As Production Supervisor

And Baby Makes Three

1949

As Producer

Tokyo Joe

1949

As Producer

The Singing Kid

1936

As Story

He Was Her Man

1934

As Producer

Footlight Parade

1933

As Story

The Letter

1940

As Associate Producer

No Time for Comedy

1940

As Associate Producer

Powder My Back

1928

As Writer

Tony Runs Wild

1926

As Scenario Writer

The Swell-Head

1927

As Story

The Swell-Head

1927

As Scenario Writer

Footsteps in the Dark

1941

As Associate Producer

The Time, the Place and the Girl

1929

As Scenario Writer

The Sap

1929

As Screenplay

Give Me Your Heart

1936

As Supervising Producer

The Aviator

1929

As Scenario Writer

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