
Writing
Sonya Levien
Born 1888-12-25 · Panimunik, Russia Empire
Died 1960-03-20
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Sonya Levien (born Sara Opesken; 25 December 1888 – 19 March 1960) was a Russian-born American screenwriter. She became one of the highest earning female screenwriters in Hollywood in the 1930s and would help a number of directors and film stars transition from silent films to talkies. In 1955 she received an Academy Award for her screenplay Interrupted Melody.
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State FairAdaptation1962
PepeStory1960
Jeanne EagelsScreenplay1957
Bhowani JunctionScreenplay1956
Oklahoma!Screenplay1955
Interrupted MelodyWriter1955
Hit the DeckScreenplay1955
The Student PrinceScreenplay1954
The Oscarsas Self1953
The Merry WidowScreenplay1952
Quo VadisScreenplay1951
Three Daring DaughtersScreenplay1948
Cass TimberlaneAdaptation1947
The Green YearsScreenplay1946
State FairAdaptation1945
Rhapsody in BlueStory1945
The Valley of DecisionScreenplay1945
The Amazing Mrs. HollidayStory1943
Ziegfeld GirlScreenplay1941
Drums Along the MohawkScreenplay1939
The Hunchback of Notre DameScreenplay1939
The Cowboy and the LadyScreenplay1938
KidnappedScreenplay1938
KidnappedWriter1938
Four Men and a PrayerScreenplay1938
In Old ChicagoScreenplay1938
ReunionWriter1936
The Country DoctorScreenplay1936
Paddy O'DayStory1936
Here's to RomanceStory1935
Navy WifeWriter1935
Change of HeartScreenplay1934
As Husbands GoWriter1934
Mr. SkitchWriter1933
Berkeley SquareScreenplay1933
The Warrior's HusbandWriter1933
State FairScreenplay1933
CavalcadeContinuity1933
Tess of the Storm CountryWriter1932
Rebecca of Sunnybrook FarmScreenplay1932
After TomorrowScreenplay1932
DeliciousWriter1931
SurrenderWriter1931
The BratWriter1931
Daddy Long LegsWriter1931
The Man Who Came BackWriter1931
Lightnin'Writer1930
LiliomDialogue1930
LiliomScreenplay1930
So This Is LondonScreenplay1930
Song o' My HeartScreenplay1930
South Sea RoseWriter1929
Frozen JusticeWriter1929
They Had to See ParisScenario Writer1929
Lucky StarWriter1929
Behind That CurtainWriter1929
Trial MarriageScreenplay1929
The Younger GenerationScreenplay1929
The Power of the PressWriter1928
A Ship Comes InWriter1928
A Harp in HockWriter1927
The Heart ThiefWriter1927
The Princess from HobokenWriter1927
Christine of the Big TopsWriter1926
Why Girls Go Back HomeScreenplay1926
Salome of the TenementsWriter1925
The ExcitersWriter1923
The Snow BrideWriter1923
Pink GodsWriter1922
The Top of New YorkStory1922
First LoveStory1921
Cheated LoveWriter1921
Who Will Marry Me?Story1919