Writing
Don Hartman
Born 1900-11-18 · New York City, New York, USA
Died 1958-03-23
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Samuel Donald Hartman (18 November 1900, New York - 23 March 1958, Palm Springs, California) was an American screenwriter and director. He and Stephen Morehouse Avery were nominated for the Academy Award for Best Story for The Gay Deception (1935).
Credits
Newest first
XanaduOriginal Film Writer1980
The MatchmakerProducer1958
Desire Under the ElmsProducer1958
It's a Big CountryDirector1951
Mr. ImperiumDirector1951- Mr. ImperiumScreenplay1951
Holiday Affairas Man Leaving Phone Booth (uncredited)1949- Holiday AffairDirector1949
- Holiday AffairProducer1949
Every Girl Should Be MarriedDirector1948- Every Girl Should Be MarriedWriter1948
- Every Girl Should Be MarriedProducer1948
It Had to Be YouDirector1947- It Had to Be YouStory1947
- It Had to Be YouProducer1947
Down to EarthScreenplay1947- Down to EarthProducer1947
The Kid from BrooklynAdaptation1946
Wonder ManScreenplay1945
The Princess and the PirateScreenplay1944
Up in ArmsScreenplay1944- Up in ArmsAssociate Producer1944
True to LifeScreenplay1943
Road to MoroccoScreenplay1942
My Favorite BlondeScreenplay1942
Nothing but the TruthScreenplay1941
Road to ZanzibarStory1941- Road to ZanzibarScreenplay1941
Life with HenryScreenplay1941
Those Were the Days!Screenplay1940
Road to SingaporeScreenplay1940
The Star MakerScreenplay1939
Never Say DieScreenplay1939
Paris HoneymoonWriter1939
Tropic HolidayScreenplay1938- Tropic HolidayStory1938
Waikiki WeddingScreenplay1937- Waikiki WeddingStory1937
Champagne WaltzScreenplay1937
The Princess Comes AcrossScreenplay1936
CoronadoScreenplay1935
The Gay DeceptionScreenplay1935
Redheads on ParadeScreenplay1935
Here Comes CookieStory1935- Here Comes CookieScreenplay1935
Old Man RhythmStory1935
Romance in ManhattanStory1934
Heads UpLyricist1930
Dangerous Nan McGrewSongs1930