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Writing
Alan Campbell
- Career
Active from 1915 to 1950, with a break from 1916 to 1935, busiest in 1936 with 3 main titles.
- Leading roles
- 0top three billing
- Average score
66/100
- Highest rated
A Star Is Born81/100
What stands out
Compared with the average well-known movie, over 11 of their titles. Select a trait to filter titles.
Rarely in their work
- Contemporary Realism0.8, average 5.4
- Violence2.4, average 4.1
- Coming of Age1.4, average 3.0
- Scare1.2, average 2.6
Main genres
Select a genre to see those titles.
Recurring tags
- Intrigue 2
- Classic Hollywood 2
Works often with
People in at least two of their main titles.
Dorothy ParkerWriterA Star Is Born, The Moon's Our Home, Suzy, Sweethearts, Three Married Men, +2 more
George BarbierActorSweethearts, Three Married Men
Henry FondaActorTales of Manhattan, The Moon's Our Home
Dennis O'KeefeActorWoman on the Run, Weekend for Three
Reginald GardinerActorForever and a Day, Sweethearts
Fredric MarchActorA Star Is Born, Trade Winds
Dorothy SpencerEditorThe Moon's Our Home, Trade Winds
Donald Ogden StewartWriterTales of Manhattan, Forever and a Day- RRussell MettyCinematographerForever and a Day, Weekend for Three
Ben HechtWriterA Star Is Born, Tales of Manhattan
Movies and TV shows
15Type
Role
Score
Decade
Genre
Group by
1950s
2 titles · average score 82
GoodWatch score 85Original Film Writer
GoodWatch score 80Screenplay
1940s
4 titles · average score 71
GoodWatch score 64Writer
GoodWatch score 70Writer
GoodWatch score 60Screenplay
GoodWatch score 90Additional Dialogue
1930s
7 titles · average score 64
GoodWatch score 60Screenplay
GoodWatch score 63Writer
GoodWatch score 63Additional Writing
GoodWatch score 81Screenplay
GoodWatch score 62Screenplay
GoodWatch score 56Writer
Screenplay
1920s
1 title · average score 63
GoodWatch score 63Assistant Director
1910s
1 title
Screenplay