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Screenwriter W. Scott Darling had several humorous magazine articles to his credit when he signed on at the Christie comedy studios in 1918. Darling spent the 1920s writing and directing two-reelers for Christie and Universal. He kicked off the 1930s by becoming a charter member of the Screen Actors...
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W. Somerset Maugham, or Somerset Maugham, as he is usually referred to, was perhaps the most respected English author of the 20th century to achieve a major presence in films; not only were many of his novels, short stories, and plays adapted into movies, but Maugham had the distinction of being por...
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A Hollywood screenwriter from 1928, Wellyn Totman remained active until 1941. From the early talkie era onward, Totman specialized in B-Westerns and outdoor actioners. A handful of his films had a maritime background, notably Albany Night Boat (1928) and Mystery Liner (1934). Employed by Mascot Stud...
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