Richard L. Breen

Highest Rated: 100% A Foreign Affair (1948)
Lowest Rated: 13% State Fair (1962)
Birthday: Jun 26, 1918
Birthplace: Not Available
American screenwriter Richard Breen began as a free-lance radio writer. After a stint in the Navy during WW II, he began screenwriting and worked alone and in collaboration with such distinguished writers as Billy Wilder and Charles Brackett. He won an Oscar for his work on the screenplay of Titanic (1953). In 1957, he directed one film Stopover Tokyo, and then returned to screenwriting.

Highest Rated Movies

Filmography

MOVIES

CREDIT
50% Tony Rome Screenwriter — 1967
No Score Yet A Man Could Get Killed (Welcome, Mr. Beddoes) Screenwriter — 1966
No Score Yet Do Not Disturb Screenwriter — 1965
No Score Yet Captain Newman, M.D. Screenwriter — 1963
No Score Yet Mary, Mary Screenwriter — 1963
64% PT 109 Screenwriter — 1963
13% State Fair Screenwriter — 1962
No Score Yet Wake Me When It's Over Screenwriter — 1960
No Score Yet The FBI Story Screenwriter — 1959
No Score Yet Stopover Tokyo Director Screenwriter — 1957
No Score Yet Dragnet Screenwriter — 1956
No Score Yet Pete Kelly's Blues Screenwriter — 1955
No Score Yet Seven Cities of Gold Screenwriter — 1955
90% Titanic Screenwriter — 1953
86% Niagara Screenwriter — 1953
No Score Yet O. Henry's Full House Screenwriter — 1952
No Score Yet The Mating Season Screenwriter — 1951
No Score Yet The Model and the Marriage Broker Screenwriter — 1951
No Score Yet Appointment With Danger Screenwriter — 1951
100% A Foreign Affair Screenwriter — 1948
No Score Yet Isn't It Romantic? Screenwriter — 1948
No Score Yet Miss Tatlock's Millions Screenwriter — 1948
83% State Fair Screenwriter — 1945

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