Writing
Elinor Glyn
Born 1864-10-16 · Jersey, Channel Islands, UK
Died 1943-09-23
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.
Credits
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Clara Bow: Hollywood's Lost Screen Goddess2012
Clara Bow: Discovering the "It" Girlas Self - Author of 'It' (archive footage)1999- Romance: Three WeeksWriter1977
- RomanceOriginal Story1977
- RomanceCreator1977
The Price of ThingsDirector1930- The Price of ThingsNovel1930
- The Price of ThingsProducer1930
Such Men Are DangerousStory1930
Knowing Menas Herself (Prologue)1930- Knowing MenDirector1930
- Knowing MenAdaptation1930
- Knowing MenNovel1930
- Knowing MenProducer1930
The Man and the MomentStory1929
Three Week EndsStory1928
Show Peopleas Self (uncredited)1928
Red HairNovel1928
Mad HourNovel1928
RitzyWriter1927
Itas Madame Elinor Glyn1927- ItStory1927
- ItAdaptation1927
- ItProducer1927
Love's BlindnessWriter1926
The Only ThingWriter1925
Soul MatesWriter1925- Man and MaidScreenplay1925
His HourNovel1924- His HourScreenplay1924
How to Educate a WifeStory1924
Three WeeksScreenplay1924- Three WeeksNovel1924
Six DaysNovel1923
The World's a Stageas Self - in Prologue (uncredited)1922- The World's a StageStory1922
Beyond the RocksNovel1922
The Affairs of Anatolas Bridge Player1921
The Great MomentStory1921
ÉrdekházasságWriter1919
The Career of Katherine BushNovel1919
SphynxWriter1918
One HourOriginal Story1917
Three WeeksNovel1917
One DayOriginal Story1916- One DayWriter1916
- Three WeeksNovel1914
HalcyoneWriter—
The Reason WhyWriter—