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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

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-'''James Gruen''' (8 March 1894, [[Michigan]] – 19 March 1967, [[Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, California]]) was an [[Hollywood]] [[screenwriter]].
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-James Gruen was married to actress [[Beatrice Van]] and they had one child together: Kreigh Vander-Pluym  (born in 1912).
+'''James Gruen''' (March 8, 1894, [[Michigan]] – March 19, 1967, [[Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, California]]) was a [[Cinema of the United States|Hollywood]] [[screenwriter]].
+James Gruen was married to actress [[Beatrice Van]].
 ==Filmography==
 * ''Camera Sleuth'' (1951)
-* ''South of Death Valley'' (1949) (story)
+* ''[[South of Death Valley]]'' (1949) (story)
 * ''Everybody Sing'' (1938) (additional dialogue)
 * ''Windjammer'' (1937)
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 * ''In Old Santa Fe'' (1934) (screenplay)
 * ''Night Parade'' (1929)
-* ''[[Hard to Get (1929 film)|Hard to Get]]'' (1929)) (also titles)
+* ''[[Hard to Get (1929 film)|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/I) (story)
+* ''None But the Brave'' (1928) (story)
 * ''A Prodigal Bridegroom'' (1926) (story)
-* ''Collegiate'' (1926) (adaptation)
+* ''[[Collegiate (1926 film)|Collegiate]]'' (1926) (adaptation)
 * ''Alice Be Good'' (1926)
 * ''Meet My Girl'' (1926) (story)
-* ''The Traffic Cop'' (1926)
+* ''[[The Traffic Cop]]'' (1926)
-* ''Let's Go Gallagher'' (1925) (also story)
+*''[[Let's Go, Gallagher]]'' (1925) (also story)
 * ''Three Bases East'' (1925) (scenario)
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+[[Category:Screenwriters from California]]
+[[Category:20th-century American male writers]]
+[[Category:20th-century American screenwriters]]

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