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Elinor Glyn

Elinor Glyn was a British novelist and scriptwriter who specialised in romantic fiction, which was considered scandalous for its time, although her works are relatively tame by modern standards.

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Writing

1914

[ ] Three Weeks (Novel)

1916

[ ] One Day (Original Story)
[ ] One Day (Writer)

1917

[ ] Three Weeks (Novel)
[ ] One Hour (Original Story)

1919

[ ] The Career of Katherine Bush (Novel)

1921

[ ] The Great Moment (Story)

1922

[ 3/10 ] Beyond the Rocks (Novel)
[ ] The World's a Stage (Story)

1923

[ ] Six Days (Novel)

1924

[ ] Three Weeks (Novel)
[ ] Three Weeks (Screenplay)
[ ] How to Educate a Wife (Story)
[ ] His Hour (Novel)
[ ] His Hour (Screenplay)

1925

[ ] The Only Thing (Writer)
[ ] Man and Maid (Screenplay)
[ ] Soul Mates (Writer)

1926

[ ] Love's Blindness (Writer)

1927

[ ] It (Adaptation)
[ ] It (Story)
[ ] Ritzy (Writer)

1928

[ ] Mad Hour (Novel)
[ ] Red Hair (Novel)

1929

[ ] The Man and the Moment (Story)

1930

[ ] The Price of Things (Novel)
[ ] Knowing Men (Adaptation)
[ ] Knowing Men (Novel)
[ ] Such Men Are Dangerous (Story)

Production

1927

[ ] It (Producer)

1930

[ ] The Price of Things (Producer)
[ ] Knowing Men (Producer)

Directing

1930

[ ] The Price of Things (Director)
[ ] Knowing Men (Director)

Actor

1921

[ ] The Affairs of Anatol (Bridge Player)

1922

[ ] The World's a Stage (Self - in Prologue (uncredited))

1927

[ ] It (Madame Elinor Glyn)

1928

[ ] Show People (Self (uncredited))

1930

[ ] Knowing Men (Herself (Prologue))

1999

[ ] Clara Bow: Discovering the It Girl (Self - Author of 'It' (archive footage))

2012

[ ] Clara Bow: Hollywood's Lost Screen Goddess (????)