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Writing
Stephen Morehouse Avery
- Career
Active from 1934 to 1948, with up to 2 main titles a year.
- Leading roles
- 0top three billing
- Average score
58/100
- Highest rated
Hard to Get64/100
Awards
Reported results for this person. Coverage is incomplete; these results don't establish award totals.
Academy Awards · Best Story
1936 · Nominated · 8th Academy Awards
The Gay Deception
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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
- Violence1.4, average 4.1
- Adrenaline2.4, average 4.8
- Contemporary Realism3.3, average 5.4
- Crime1.8, average 3.6
Main genres
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Recurring tags
- Romantic Comedy 2
- Nostalgic 2
- Sentimental Narrative 2
Works often with
People in at least two of their main titles.
Melvyn DouglasActorI'll Take Romance, The Gorgeous Hussy
Alan MowbrayActorEvery Girl Should Be Married, The Gay Deception
Victor McLaglenActorRio, Wharf Angel
Franchot ToneActorEvery Girl Should Be Married, The Gorgeous Hussy
Francis LedererActorThe Gay Deception, One Rainy Afternoon
Olivia de HavillandActorThe Male Animal, Hard to Get
Ida LupinoActorDeep Valley, One Rainy Afternoon
Alison SkipworthActorThe Gorgeous Hussy, Wharf Angel- DDon HartmanWriterEvery Girl Should Be Married, The Gay Deception
- TThomas RichardsEditorThe Male Animal, Hard to Get
Max SteinerComposerThe Woman in White, Deep Valley
Charles RosherCinematographerHard to Get, Four Mothers
Movies and TV shows
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1940s
5 titles · average score 60
GoodWatch score 61Writer
GoodWatch score 61Writer
GoodWatch score 62Screenplay
GoodWatch score 56Screenplay
GoodWatch score 59Screenplay
1930s
9 titles · average score 56
GoodWatch score 58Screenplay
GoodWatch score 64Story
GoodWatch score 50Screenplay
GoodWatch score 54Screenplay
GoodWatch score 56Screenplay
GoodWatch score 55Screenplay, Adaptation
Screenplay
Adaptation