J. Robert Bren
Filmography
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The Treasure of Pancho Villa
(1955)
Story
Naked Alibi
(1954)
From the Original story "Cry Copper" by
Siege at Red River
(1954)
Story
Overland Pacific
(1954)
Screenwriter
The Great Sioux Uprising
(1953)
Story
The Great Sioux Uprising
(1953)
Screenwriter
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Biography
Filmography
Writer (Feature Film)
The Treasure of Pancho Villa
(1955)
Story
Naked Alibi
(1954)
From the Original story "Cry Copper" by
Siege at Red River
(1954)
Story
Overland Pacific
(1954)
Screenwriter
The Great Sioux Uprising
(1953)
Story
The Great Sioux Uprising
(1953)
Screenwriter
El Paso
(1949)
Based on a Story by
First Yank into Tokyo
(1945)
Original Story
First Yank into Tokyo
(1945)
Wrt by
The Gay Senorita
(1945)
Original Story
Underground Agent
(1942)
Story and Screenplay
American Empire
(1942)
Screenwriter
American Empire
(1942)
Original Story
In Old California
(1942)
Original Story
Argentine Nights
(1940)
Original Story
Charter Pilot
(1940)
Story
Parents on Trial
(1939)
Screenwriter
Five Little Peppers and How They Grew
(1939)
Story
Parents on Trial
(1939)
Story
Crime Ring
(1938)
Screenwriter
Everybody's Doing It
(1938)
Screenwriter
This Marriage Business
(1938)
Screenwriter
Double Danger
(1938)
Screenwriter
Smashing the Rackets
(1938)
Contr to trmt and Screenplay const
The Man Who Found Himself
(1937)
Screenwriter
Hideaway
(1937)
Screenwriter
Behind the Headlines
(1937)
Screenwriter
China Passage
(1937)
Screenwriter
Bad Guy
(1937)
Story
Racing Lady
(1937)
Story
Without Orders
(1936)
Screenwriter
High Tension
(1936)
Story
The Band Plays On
(1934)
Story
Looking for Trouble
(1934)
Story
Producer (Feature Film)
El Paso
(1949)
Associate Producer
First Yank into Tokyo
(1945)
Producer
Sound (Feature Film)
Face in the Sky
(1933)
Sound Recording
Film Production - Main (Feature Film)
Looking for Trouble
(1934)
Tech Director
Life Events
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First Yank Into Tokyo - Movie Poster
Here is an original release movie poster from RKO's First Yank Into Tokyo (1945), starring Tom Neal. This is an Insert poster, measuring 14 x 36 inches.
