
Writing
Ian McLellan Hunter
Born 1915-08-08
Died 1991-03-05
Ian McLellan Hunter (8 August 1915 – 5 March 1991) was an English screenwriter, best remembered for fronting for the blacklisted Dalton Trumbo as the credited writer of Roman Holiday in 1953. During that time, many American actors and screenwriters were blacklisted as communists in Hollywood, and as a result, used pseudonyms for protection. used a variety of pseudonyms when working individually or collaboratively. Hunter used many, when scriptwriting for English productions, including: Samuel B. West, and Ian Larkin.
Credits
Newest first
You Can't Go Home AgainWriter1979
MastermindScreenplay1976
The Adams ChroniclesWriter1976
The Outside ManScreenplay1972
A Dream of KingsScreenplay1969
The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. HydeScreenplay1968
Captain SindbadWriter1963
The DefendersWriter1961
A Day of My LifeStory1961
The Adventures of Robin HoodScreenplay1955
Roman HolidayScreenplay1953
Roman HolidayStory1953
A Woman of DistinctionStory1950
Your WitnessScreenplay1950
The Amazing Mr. XScreenplay1948
Mr. District AttorneyScreenplay1947
Young IdeasScreenplay1943
Slightly DangerousStory1943
Footlight FeverScreenplay1941
Arkansas JudgeAdaptation1941
Second ChorusScreenplay1941
The Courageous Dr. ChristianWriter1940
Escape to ParadiseStory1939
Meet Dr. ChristianScreenplay1939
Fisherman's WharfScreenplay1939