Arthur Ripley
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Also Known As
Arthur D. Ripley
Birth Place
New York City, New York, USA
Died
February 13, 1961
Biography
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Arthur Ripley worked on a variety of projects during his entertainment career. Ripley started his comedic screenwriting career with movies like "The Strong Man" (1926), "Tramp, Tramp, Tramp" (1926) with Harry Langdon and "His First Flame" (1927) with Harry Langdon. In the twenties and the fifties, Ripley devoted his time to various credits, such as "Long Pants" (1927), "Hypnotized" (1...
Biography
Arthur Ripley worked on a variety of projects during his entertainment career. Ripley started his comedic screenwriting career with movies like "The Strong Man" (1926), "Tramp, Tramp, Tramp" (1926) with Harry Langdon and "His First Flame" (1927) with Harry Langdon. In the twenties and the fifties, Ripley devoted his time to various credits, such as "Long Pants" (1927), "Hypnotized" (1932) starring Charles Mack and "Voice in the Wind" with Francis Lederer (1944). He also worked on "The Chase" (1946), "Cavalcade of America" (NBC, 1952-57) and "The General Electric Theater" (CBS, 1952-1962). Ripley more recently directed "Thunder Road" (1958). Ripley passed away in February 1961 at the age of 64.
Filmography
Director (Feature Film)
Thunder Road
(1958)
Director
Siren of Atlantis
(1949)
Director
The Chase
(1946)
Director
Voice in the Wind
(1944)
Director
Prisoner of Japan
(1942)
Director
Torchy Runs for Mayor
(1939)
Dialogue Director
Smashing the Money Ring
(1939)
Dialogue Director
Everybody's Hobby
(1939)
Dialogue Director
City in Terror
(1939)
Dialogue Director
Waterfront
(1939)
Dialogue Director
I Met My Love Again
(1938)
Director
The Leathernecker
(1935)
Director
Alias Jimmy Valentine
(1920)
Director
Cinematography (Feature Film)
The Green-Eyed Monster
(1916)
Camera
A Price for Folly
(1915)
Camera
Dr. Rameau
(1915)
Camera
The Blindness of Devotion
(1915)
Camera
The Wonderful Adventure
(1915)
Camera
Should a Mother Tell?
(1915)
Camera
Shannon of the Sixth
(1914)
Camera
A Celebrated Case
(1914)
Camera
Writer (Feature Film)
Voice in the Wind
(1944)
Adapted from an Original story by
Prisoner of Japan
(1942)
Original Screenplay
Waterfront
(1939)
Screenwriter
Caravan
(1934)
Contr to dial
Hypnotized
(1932)
Screenwriter
Hide-Out
(1930)
Scen
Captain of the Guard
(1930)
Adaptation
Hide-Out
(1930)
Story
Barnum Was Right
(1929)
Adaptation
Heart Trouble
(1928)
Story
The Chaser
(1928)
Story
His First Flame
(1927)
Story
Long Pants
(1927)
Story
Three's a Crowd
(1927)
Story
The Strong Man
(1926)
Story
A Lady of Quality
(1924)
Adaptation
Life's Darn Funny
(1921)
Scen
The Third Generation
(1920)
Scen
Producer (Feature Film)
Voice in the Wind
(1944)
Presented By
Production Companies (Feature Film)
Behind Prison Walls
(1943)
Company
Director (Short)
How to Train a Dog
(1936)
Director
How to Behave
(1936)
Director
Gasoloons
(1935)
Director
The Pharmacist
(1932)
Director
Writer (Short)
Fiddlesticks
(1927)
Writer
Saturday Afternoon
(1926)
Writer
His Marriage Wow
(1925)
Writer
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