Sarah Y. Mason

Highest Rated: 92% Little Women (1933)
Lowest Rated: 35% The Broadway Melody (1929)
Birthday: Not Available
Birthplace: Not Available
In films from 1920, screenwriter Sarah Y. Mason usually wrote in collaboration with her director husband Victor Heerman. Mason kept busy at such major studios as RKO and MGM, and such second-echelon firms as Columbia. Most of her screen assignments were literary and theatrical adaptations, including Age of Innocence (1934), The Little Minister (1934), Stella Dallas (1937) and Golden Boy (1939). In 1933, Sarah Y. Mason and Victor Heerman shared an Academy Award for their cinemadaptation of Louisa May Alcott's Little Women.

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CREDIT
83% Little Women Screenwriter — 1949
No Score Yet Golden Boy Screenwriter — 1939
86% Stella Dallas Screenwriter — 1937
No Score Yet Magnificent Obsession Screenwriter — 1935
No Score Yet Break of Hearts Screenwriter — 1935
No Score Yet The Little Minister Screenwriter — 1934
No Score Yet The Age of Innocence Screenwriter — 1934
92% Little Women Screenwriter — 1933
No Score Yet Chance at Heaven Screenwriter — 1933
No Score Yet Shopworn Screenwriter — 1932
No Score Yet The Man in Possession Screenwriter — 1931
No Score Yet Love in the Rough Screenwriter — 1930
No Score Yet The Girl Said No Screenwriter — 1930
No Score Yet They Learned About Women Screenwriter — 1930
35% The Broadway Melody Screenwriter — 1929

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