Writing
Walter DeLeon
Born 1884-05-03 · Oakland, California, USA · Died 1947-08-01
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Walter DeLeon (May 3, 1884 – August 1, 1947) was an American screenwriter. He wrote for 69 films that were released between 1921 and 1953, and acted in one film. He was born in Oakland, California, and died in Los Angeles, California.
ScreenplayWriterDialogueStoryOriginal Story
Known for
Viewing momentThe Ghost Breakers
Viewing momentUnion Pacific
Viewing momentSix of a Kind
Viewing momentThe Man Who Talked Too Much
Viewing momentThe Time of Their Lives
Viewing momentYou Belong to Me
Viewing momentThe Cat and the Canary
Viewing momentThe Big Broadcast of 1938
Viewing momentHold That Blonde!
Viewing momentScared Stiff
Viewing momentLittle Giant
Viewing momentBirth of the Blues
Viewing momentInternational House
Viewing momentRuggles of Red Gap
Viewing momentOut of This World
Viewing momentPot o' Gold
Viewing momentYou're Telling Me!
Viewing momentWaikiki Wedding
Viewing momentArtists & Models
Viewing momentThe Sophomore
Viewing momentThe Big Gamble
Viewing momentThe Fleet's In
Viewing momentTugboat Annie Sails Again
Viewing momentNight Work
Viewing momentRhythm on the Range
Viewing momentThe Big Broadcast of 1937
Viewing momentBig Money
Viewing momentUpstage
Viewing momentZenobia
Viewing momentThe Phantom President
Viewing momentBig News
Viewing momentBorn Rich
Viewing momentHappy Go Lucky
Viewing momentStrike Me Pink
Viewing momentCollegiate
Viewing momentCollege Swing
Viewing momentCollege Rhythm
Viewing momentMake Me a Star
Viewing momentThe Little Giant
Viewing momentA Fool's Advice