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Writing
Lynn Starling
- Career
Active from 1930 to 1946, busiest in 1931 with 4 main titles.
- Leading roles
- 0top three billing
- Average score
57/100
- Highest rated
The Cat and the Canary70/100
What stands out
Compared with the average well-known movie, over 8 of their titles. Select a trait to filter titles.
Rarely in their work
- Contemporary Realism2.1, average 5.4
- Violence1.8, average 4.1
- Politics1.1, average 2.6
- Fantasy0.3, average 1.7
Main genres
Select a genre to see those titles.
Recurring tags
- Classic Melodrama 2
- Showbiz 2
- Romantic Comedy 2
Works often with
People in at least two of their main titles.
Henry KolkerActorDon't Bet on Women, Love Time, The First Year
Reginald DennyActorOh, for a Man!, More Than a Secretary, Women of Glamour
Joel McCreaActorHe Married His Wife, Three Blind Mice, Private Worlds
William K. HowardDirectorDon't Bet on Women, Transatlantic, The First Year
Bess FlowersActorIt's a Pleasure, Wintertime
Loretta YoungActorThree Blind Mice, Shanghai
Charley GrapewinActorShanghai, Torch Singer
Jeanette MacDonaldActorOh, for a Man!, Don't Bet on Women
Claudette ColbertActorPrivate Worlds, Torch Singer
S.Z. SakallActorThe Time, The Place and The Girl, Wintertime
Bob HopeActorThe Cat and the Canary, Thanks for the Memory
Cesar RomeroActorHe Married His Wife, Wintertime
Movies and TV shows
28Type
Role
Score
Decade
Genre
Group by
1940s
8 titles · average score 56
GoodWatch score 58Writer
GoodWatch score 59Adaptation
GoodWatch score 45Screenplay
GoodWatch score 43Screenplay
GoodWatch score 58Writer
GoodWatch score 64Writer
GoodWatch score 67Adaptation
GoodWatch score 58Screenplay
1930s
20 titles · average score 59
GoodWatch score 70Screenplay
GoodWatch score 66Screenplay
GoodWatch score 62Screenplay
GoodWatch score 69Screenplay
GoodWatch score 42Screenplay
Writer
GoodWatch score 56Screenplay
GoodWatch score 60Screenplay
GoodWatch score 46Adaptation, Screenplay
GoodWatch score 63Screenplay
Dialogue, Screenplay
Dialogue, Screenplay