Waldemar Young

Highest Rated: 100% The Lives of a Bengal Lancer (1935)
Lowest Rated: 33% The Sign of the Cross (1932)
Birthday: Not Available
Birthplace: Not Available
A graduate of Stanford University, screenwriter Waldemar Young entered films in 1917. During the silent era, Young frequently collaborated with Tod Browning, penning the scenarios for such Lon Chaney vehicles as The Unholy Three (1925), The Unknown (1927), and London After Midnight (1927). At Paramount in the 1930s, he worked frequently for Cecil B. De Mille, contributing to the screenplays of Sign of the Cross (1932), Cleopatra (1934), and The Crusades (1935), among others. In 1935, Waldemar Young shared an Academy Award nomination for Lives of the Bengal Lancers.

Highest Rated Movies

Filmography

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CREDIT
No Score Yet Chances Screenwriter — 2013
No Score Yet Man-Proof Screenwriter — 1938
71% Test Pilot Screenwriter — 1938
No Score Yet The Plainsman Screenwriter — 1936
No Score Yet Poppy Screenwriter — 1936
No Score Yet Desire Screenwriter — 1936
No Score Yet Peter Ibbetson Screenwriter — 1935
No Score Yet The Crusades Screenwriter — 1935
100% The Lives of a Bengal Lancer Screenwriter — 1935
90% Cleopatra Screenwriter — 1934
No Score Yet Men in White Screenwriter — 1934
96% Island of Lost Souls Screenwriter — 1933
100% Love Me Tonight Screenwriter — 1932
No Score Yet Sinners in the Sun Screenwriter — 1932
33% The Sign of the Cross Screenwriter — 1932
No Score Yet Sally Screenwriter — 1929
No Score Yet Where East Is East Screenwriter — 1929
No Score Yet West of Zanzibar Screenwriter — 1928
No Score Yet The Trail of '98 Screenwriter — 1928
100% The Unknown Screenwriter — 1927
No Score Yet The Black Bird Screenwriter — 1926
No Score Yet Mystic Screenwriter — 1925
83% The Unholy Three Screenwriter — 1925
No Score Yet Dorothy Vernon Of Haddon Hall Screenwriter — 1924
No Score Yet Suds Screenwriter — 1920
No Score Yet The Wicked Darling Screenwriter — 1919
No Score Yet Poisoned Paradise (Poisoned Paradise: The Forbidden Story of Monte Carlo) Screenwriter —

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