Writing
Gene Towne
Born 1904-03-27 · New York City, New York, USA
Died 1979-03-17
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Gene Towne (March 27, 1904 – March 17, 1979) was an American screenwriter. He wrote for 47 films between 1921 and 1958. He was born in New York, New York and died in Woodland Hills, California from a heart attack.
Credits
Newest first
Top BananaWriter1954
Tom Brown's School DaysProducer1940
Tom Brown's School DaysScreenplay1940
Swiss Family RobinsonProducer1940
Swiss Family RobinsonWriter1940
Eternally YoursWriter1939
Joy of LivingScreenplay1938
Stand-InScreenplay1937
Ali Baba Goes to TownStory1937
History Is Made at NightScreenplay1937
You Only Live OnceScreenplay1937
The Case Against Mrs. AmesWriter1936
Mary Burns, FugitiveScreenplay1935
Grand ExitStory1935
She Couldn't Take ItStory1935
This Is the LifeStory1935
The Girl FriendStory1935
Every Night at EightScreenplay1935
ShanghaiWriter1935
Broadway Thru a KeyholeWriter1933
BombshellWriter1933
I Love That ManDirector1933
I Love That ManWriter1933
Song of the EagleStory1933
The Billion Dollar ScandalScreenplay1933
Business and PleasureWriter1932
Good SportStory1931
Wrestling SwordfishWriter1931
GoldieScreenplay1931
In ConferenceWriter1931
Little AccidentAdaptation1930
The Czar of BroadwayWriter1930
Strictly ModernDialogue1930
Loose AnklesWriter1930
Loose AnklesContinuity1930
Loose AnklesDialogue1930