Writing
Robert N. Lee
Born 1890-05-12 · Butte, Montana, USA
Died 1964-09-18
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.
Credits
Newest first
Captain KiddStory1945
Tower of LondonScreenplay1939
Armored CarWriter1937
While the Patient SleptScreenplay1935
The Dragon Murder CaseScreenplay1934
Fog Over FriscoScreenplay1934
Fog Over FriscoAdaptation1934
From HeadquartersScreenplay1933
From HeadquartersStory1933
The Kennel Murder CaseScreenplay1933
The Mysterious RiderWriter1933
70,000 WitnessesScreenplay1932
Little CaesarScreenplay1931
The Dude WranglerDialogue1930
The Dude WranglerAdaptation1930
The MightyStory1929
UnderworldScreenplay1927
RitzyWriter1927
The Fire BrigadeWriter1926
The Silver TreasureScenario Writer1926
The OutsiderWriter1926- The Hunted WomanWriter1925
As No Man Has LovedAdaptation1925
As No Man Has LovedScenario Writer1925
In Love with LoveAdaptation1924
Western LuckWriter1924
The Arizona ExpressScenario Writer1924
Mile-a-Minute RomeoScenario Writer1923
You Can't Get Away with ItScreenplay1923
Cameo KirbyWriter1923
Alias the Night WindScenario Writer1923
The Strange Adventures of Prince CourageousWriter1923
Shirley of the CircusScreenplay1922
Shirley of the CircusStory1922