John L. Balderston

Highest Rated: 100% The Mummy (1959)
Lowest Rated: 86% Gaslight (1944)
Birthday: Not Available
Birthplace: Not Available
American screenwriter John L. Balderston specialized in writing plays and horror and fantasy scripts for movies. Prior to this, he was a war correspondent in Europe during WW I, the editor of Outlook magazine, and a correspondent for the New York World. His stage plays Dracula and Frankenstein were both adapted into classic horror movies in 1931. Among the famous books he adapted to screen are Prisoner of Zenda (1937) and Gaslight (1944).

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MOVIES

CREDIT
100% The Mummy Screenwriter — 1959
No Score Yet The Prisoner of Zenda Screenwriter — 1952
No Score Yet Red Planet Mars Screenwriter — 1952
No Score Yet I'll Never Forget You (The House in the Square) (Man of Two Worlds) Screenwriter — 1951
86% Gaslight Screenwriter — 1944
No Score Yet Tennessee Johnson Screenwriter — 1942
No Score Yet Stand By for Action Screenwriter — 1942
No Score Yet Smilin' Through Screenwriter — 1941
100% The Prisoner of Zenda Screenwriter — 1937
No Score Yet Beloved Enemy Screenwriter — 1937
No Score Yet The Amazing Quest of Ernest Bliss (The Amazing Adventure)(Romance and Riches) Screenwriter — 1937
No Score Yet The Man Who Changed His Mind Screenwriter — 1936
No Score Yet The Last of the Mohicans Screenwriter — 1936
100% Mad Love Screenwriter — 1935
100% The Bride of Frankenstein Screenwriter — 1935
100% The Lives of a Bengal Lancer Screenwriter — 1935
No Score Yet The Mystery of Edwin Drood Screenwriter — 1935
No Score Yet Berkeley Square Screenwriter — 1933
93% The Mummy Screenwriter — 1932
100% Frankenstein Screenwriter — 1931

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