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==Filmography== |
==Filmography== |
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* ''Camera Sleuth'' (1951) |
* ''Camera Sleuth'' (1951) |
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* ''South of Death Valley'' (1949) (story) |
* ''[[South of Death Valley]]'' (1949) (story) |
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* ''Everybody Sing'' (1938) (additional dialogue) |
* ''Everybody Sing'' (1938) (additional dialogue) |
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* ''Windjammer'' (1937) |
* ''Windjammer'' (1937) |
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* ''Wild Brian Kent'' (1936) |
* ''Wild Brian Kent'' (1936) |
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* ''The Leathernecks Have Landed'' (1936) (story) |
* ''The Leathernecks Have Landed'' (1936) (story) |
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* ''Behind the Green Lights'' (1935) |
* ''[[Behind the Green Lights]]'' (1935) |
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* ''The Marines Are Coming'' (1934) (screenplay) |
* ''The Marines Are Coming'' (1934) (screenplay) |
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* ''In Old Santa Fe'' (1934) (screenplay) |
* ''In Old Santa Fe'' (1934) (screenplay) |
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* ''Night Parade'' (1929) |
* ''Night Parade'' (1929) |
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* ''Hard to Get'' (1929) (also titles) |
* ''[[Hard to Get (1929 film)|Hard to Get]]'' (1929) (also titles) |
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* ''The Girl in the Glass Cage'' (1929) |
* ''The Girl in the Glass Cage'' (1929) |
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* ''Silks and Saddles'' (1929) (adaptation) |
* ''Silks and Saddles'' (1929) (adaptation) |
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* ''[[Riley the Cop]]'' (1928) (story) |
* ''[[Riley the Cop]]'' (1928) (story) |
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* ''None But the Brave'' (1928 |
* ''None But the Brave'' (1928) (story) |
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* ''A Prodigal Bridegroom'' (1926) (story) |
* ''A Prodigal Bridegroom'' (1926) (story) |
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* ''Collegiate'' (1926) (adaptation) |
* ''[[Collegiate (1926 film)|Collegiate]]'' (1926) (adaptation) |
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* ''Alice Be Good'' (1926) |
* ''Alice Be Good'' (1926) |
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* ''Meet My Girl'' (1926) (story) |
* ''Meet My Girl'' (1926) (story) |
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* ''The Traffic Cop'' (1926) |
* ''[[The Traffic Cop]]'' (1926) |
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*''[[Let's Go, Gallagher]]'' (1925) (also story) |
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* ''Three Bases East'' (1925) (scenario) |
* ''Three Bases East'' (1925) (scenario) |
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==External links== |
==External links== |
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* {{IMDb name|id=0344390|name=James Gruen}} |
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[[Category:1894 births]] |
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[[Category:1967 deaths]] |
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Latest revision as of 17:11, 24 March 2022
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James Gruen (March 8, 1894, Michigan – March 19, 1967, Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, California) was a Hollywood screenwriter.
James Gruen was married to actress Beatrice Van.
Filmography[edit]
- Camera Sleuth (1951)
- South of Death Valley (1949) (story)
- Everybody Sing (1938) (additional dialogue)
- Windjammer (1937)
- Wild Brian Kent (1936)
- The Leathernecks Have Landed (1936) (story)
- Behind the Green Lights (1935)
- The Marines Are Coming (1934) (screenplay)
- In Old Santa Fe (1934) (screenplay)
- Night Parade (1929)
- Hard to Get (1929) (also titles)
- The Girl in the Glass Cage (1929)
- Silks and Saddles (1929) (adaptation)
- Riley the Cop (1928) (story)
- None But the Brave (1928) (story)
- A Prodigal Bridegroom (1926) (story)
- Collegiate (1926) (adaptation)
- Alice Be Good (1926)
- Meet My Girl (1926) (story)
- The Traffic Cop (1926)
- Let's Go, Gallagher (1925) (also story)
- Three Bases East (1925) (scenario)
External links[edit]
- James Gruen at IMDb