James A. Starr - Turner Classic Movies

Filmography

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Le masque d'Hollywood (1931)

Rough Waters (1930)

The Man Hunter (1930)

Wide Open (1930)

Spring Is Here (1930)

Showgirl in Hollywood (1930)

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Wide Open (1930) -- (Movie Clip) I Don't Like Women In Distresses

Wide Open (1930) -- (Movie Clip) It Isn't Gentile

Biography

Filmography

Writer (Feature Film)

Le masque d'Hollywood (1931)

Rough Waters (1930)

The Man Hunter (1930)

Wide Open (1930)

Spring Is Here (1930)

Showgirl in Hollywood (1930)

Sweethearts on Parade (1930)

In the Next Room (1930)

Rough Waters (1930)

The Other Tomorrow (1930)

The Man Hunter (1930)

The Other Tomorrow (1930)

Wide Open (1930)

Is Everybody Happy? (1929)

Story, scen and dial

In the Headlines (1929)

Stolen Kisses (1929)

Sonny Boy (1929)

Fancy Baggage (1929)

Fancy Baggage (1929)

The Million Dollar Collar (1929)

Frozen River (1929)

Sonny Boy (1929)

Stolen Kisses (1929)

The Crimson City (1928)

The Little Wildcat (1928)

The Lion and the Mouse (1928)

Chicken a la King (1928)

A Race for Life (1928)

Rinty of the Desert (1928)

Ham and Eggs at the Front (1927)

Husbands for Rent (1927)

Sky High (1922)

Life Events

Videos

Wide Open (1930) -- (Movie Clip) I Don't Like Women In Distresses For reasons not known, Patsy Ruth Miller, not yet identified, using an address stolen from his workplace, has sneaked into the home of neurotic bachelor bookkeeper Simon (Edward Haldane) and removed her wet clothes, shortly after he managed to remove an amorous female colleague, in Wide Open, 1930.

Wide Open (1930) -- (Movie Clip) It Isn't Gentile Timid bachelor bookkeeper Simon (Edward Everett Horton) is already under assault, by happenstance in the phonograph company’s recording studio, from amorous stenographer Agatha (Louis Fazenda), when the boss, a client and the star salesman (E.J. Ratcliffe, Vincent Barnett, T. Roy Barnes) intrude, in Warner Bros. and director Archie Mayo’s Wide Open, 1930.

Wide Open (1930) -- (Movie Clip) Stop Deluding Yourself! Opening with star Edward Everett Horton embarrassed on his front step, and Louise Beavers as his sensible servant Easter, in the pre-code talkie from Warner Bros. and director Archie Mayo, co-starring Patsy Ruth Miller, Wide Open, 1930.

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