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Five Bold Women (1960)

Story and Screenplay

Hannibal (1960)

The Son of Dr. Jekyll (1951)

From a story by

Let's Make It Legal (1951)

Based on a Story by

Destination Big House (1950)

Strange Triangle (1946)

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Let's Make It Legal (1951) -- (Movie Clip) I'm Am Eligible Bachelor Too

Let's Make It Legal (1951) -- (Movie Clip) No Staying Power

Biography

Filmography

Writer (Feature Film)

Five Bold Women (1960)

Story and Screenplay

Hannibal (1960)

The Son of Dr. Jekyll (1951)

From a story by

Let's Make It Legal (1951)

Based on a Story by

Destination Big House (1950)

Strange Triangle (1946)

Wing and a Prayer (1944)

Contr to Screenplay const

The Postman Didn't Ring (1942)

The Postman Didn't Ring (1942)

El otro soy yo (1939)

English Screenplay

Laugh It Off (1939)

Women in Prison (1938)

Three Loves Has Nancy (1938)

Life Events

Videos

Let's Make It Legal (1951) -- (Movie Clip) I'm Am Eligible Bachelor Too Nearly-divorced hotel exec Hugh (MacDonald Carey) with daughter Barbara (Bates) who hopes he’ll reconcile with her mom, visited by Marilyn Monroe (swim-suited in her first scene) then her husband Jerry (Robert Wagner), his employee, shooting on location at the Hotel Miramar, Santa Monica, in Let’s Make It Legal, 1951.

Let's Make It Legal (1951) -- (Movie Clip) No Staying Power With daughter Barbara (Bates) and son-in-law Jerry (Robert Wagner) observing, almost-divorced Hugh (MacDonald Carey) has wife Miriam (Claudette Colbert) almost convinced he’s quit gambling when the phone rings, leaving a path for back-in-town ex-beau Victor (Zachary Scott), in Let’s Make It Legal, 1951.

Let's Make It Legal (1951) -- (Movie Clip) That Was Before We Were Married First scene for improbably handsome Robert (“R-J”) Wagner as Jerry, spouse of drowsy Barbara (Bates) who, we learn, is more comfortable than he about living with her mother (Claudette Colbert as Miriam), whose divorce is about to become official, and whose gardener (Jim Hayward) just tangled with her husband, early in Let’s Make It Legal, 1951.

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