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Robert N. Lee

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia 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.

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Writing

1922

[ ] Shirley of the Circus (Screenplay)
[ ] Shirley of the Circus (Story)

1923

[ ] Cameo Kirby (Writer)
[ ] Mile-a-Minute Romeo (Scenario Writer)
[ ] You Can't Get Away with It (Screenplay)
[ ] The Strange Adventures of Prince Courageous (Writer)

1924

[ ] Western Luck (Writer)
[ ] The Arizona Express (Scenario Writer)
[ ] In Love with Love (Adaptation)

1925

[ ] As No Man Has Loved (Adaptation)
[ ] As No Man Has Loved (Scenario Writer)
[ ] The Hunted Woman (Writer)

1926

[ ] The Outsider (Writer)
[ ] The Silver Treasure (Scenario Writer)
[ ] The Fire Brigade (Writer)

1927

[ ] Underworld (Screenplay)
[ ] Ritzy (Writer)

1929

[ ] The Mighty (Story)

1930

[ ] The Dude Wrangler (Dialogue)
[ ] The Dude Wrangler (Adaptation)

1931

[ ] Little Caesar (Screenplay)

1932

[ ] 70,000 Witnesses (Screenplay)

1933

[ ] The Kennel Murder Case (Screenplay)
[ ] From Headquarters (Screenplay)
[ ] From Headquarters (Story)
[ ] The Mysterious Rider (Writer)

1934

[ ] The Dragon Murder Case (Screenplay)
[ ] Fog Over Frisco (Screenplay)
[ ] Fog Over Frisco (Adaptation)

1935

[ ] While the Patient Slept (Screenplay)

1937

[ ] Armored Car (Writer)

1939

[ ] Tower of London (Screenplay)

1945

[ ] Captain Kidd (Story)