Personal Info

Gender

Male

Birthday

1884-05-03 (140 years old)

Place of Birth

Oakland, California, USA

Walter DeLeon

Biography:

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.

Known For

Writing

1953

Scared Stiff as Screenplay

1946

Little Giant as Screenplay

1945

Out of This World as Screenplay
Hold That Blonde! as Screenplay

1944

Rainbow Island as Screenplay

1943

Riding High as Writer
Happy Go Lucky as Screenplay

1942

The Fleet's In as Screenplay

1941

Pot o' Gold as Screenplay

1939

Zenobia as Original Story
Union Pacific as Screenplay

1938

College Swing as Screenplay

1937

Waikiki Wedding as Screenplay
Artists & Models as Screenplay

1936

Rhythm on the Range as Screenplay
Strike Me Pink as Screenplay
Collegiate as Writer

1935

1934

Six of a Kind as Screenplay
You Belong to Me as Screenplay
College Rhythm as Screenplay
You're Telling Me! as Screenplay

1933

International House as Screenplay
A Lady's Profession as Screenplay
Her Bodyguard as Writer

1932

A Fool's Advice as Screenplay
Union Depot as Screenplay
Make Me a Star as Screenplay
Hold 'Em Jail as Screenplay
The Phantom President as Screenplay

1931

Meet the Wife as Writer
Lonely Wives as Writer
The Big Gamble as Screenplay

1930

Won by a Neck as Dialogue
Night Work as Story
Big Money as Story
Big Money as Screenplay

1929

The Sophomore as Writer
Red Hot Rhythm as Writer
Big News as Writer

1926

Upstage as Story

1924

Born Rich as Writer

1922

1921

School Days as Scenario Writer