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Writing
Ronald Millar
- Career
Active from 1943 to 1967, busiest in 1954 with 2 main titles.
- Leading roles
- 0top three billing
- Average score
60/100
- Highest rated
Scaramouche75/100
What stands out
Compared with the average well-known movie, over 9 of their titles. Select a trait to filter titles.
Rarely in their work
- Contemporary Realism0.3, average 5.4
- Coming of Age1.0, average 3.0
- Pop Culture0.3, average 2.2
- Situational Comedy1.2, average 2.7
Main genres
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Recurring tags
- Character-Driven 3
- Mystery 2
- Historical Context 2
- Psychological Tension 2
Works often with
People in at least two of their main titles.
- GGeorge FroeschelWriterScaramouche, Betrayed, Never Let Me Go, Rose Marie, The Unknown Man, +1 more
Gladys HensonActorTrain of Events, Frieda
Clark GableActorBetrayed, Never Let Me Go
Richard AndersonActorScaramouche, The Unknown Man
Lewis StoneActorScaramouche, The Unknown Man
Walter PidgeonActorThe Unknown Man, The Miniver Story
Niall MacGinnisActorBetrayed, We Dive at Dawn- GGordon DinesCinematographerTrain of Events, Frieda
Angus MacPhailWriterTrain of Events, Frieda- FFrank ClarkeEditorNever Let Me Go, The Miniver Story
Basil DeardenDirectorTrain of Events, Frieda- HHarold F. KressEditorRose Marie, The Miniver Story
Movies and TV shows
11Type
Role
Score
Decade
Genre
Group by
1950s
6 titles · average score 58
GoodWatch score 58Writer
GoodWatch score 43Screenplay
GoodWatch score 61Screenplay
GoodWatch score 75Screenplay
GoodWatch score 52Screenplay
GoodWatch score 56Writer
1940s
5 titles · average score 63
GoodWatch score 64Screenplay
GoodWatch score 63Screenplay
GoodWatch score 63Screenplay, Theatre Play
GoodWatch score 65as Tabor
GoodWatch score 61as Third Officer - Lt. Johnson, RNVR