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Writing
Paul Jarrico
- Career
Active from 1938 to 1988, with a break from 1976 to 1987, busiest in 1941 with 3 main titles.
- Leading roles
- 0top three billing
- Average score
60/100
- Highest rated
All Night Long69/100
Awards
Reported results for this person. Coverage is incomplete; these results don't establish award totals.
Academy Awards · Writing (Original Screenplay)
1942 · Nominated · 14th Academy Awards
Tom, Dick and Harry
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What stands out
Compared with the average well-known movie, over 13 of their titles. Select a trait to filter titles.
Rarely in their work
- Contemporary Realism2.6, average 5.4
- Pop Culture0.4, average 2.2
- Fantasy0.3, average 1.7
- Absurdist Humor0.9, average 2.0
Main genres
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Recurring tags
- Character Study 4
- Social Commentary 2
- Psychological Drama 2
- Moral Ambiguity 2
Works often with
People in at least two of their main titles.
Claude RainsActorThe Man Who Watched Trains Go By, The White Tower
Richard ArlenActorMen of the Timberland, No Time to Marry
Robert TaylorActorSong of Russia, The Day the Hot Line Got Hot
Mary AstorActorThousands Cheer, No Time to Marry- RRichard CollinsWriterThousands Cheer, Song of Russia
Roy WebbComposerTom, Dick and Harry, The White Tower
Movies and TV shows
19Type
Role
Score
Decade
Genre
Group by
1980s
1 title · average score 48
GoodWatch score 48Screenplay
1970s
1 title · average score 61
GoodWatch score 61Screenplay
1960s
4 titles · average score 66
Screenplay
GoodWatch score 69Writer
GoodWatch score 63Writer
1950s
4 titles · average score 60
GoodWatch score 79Producer
GoodWatch score 62Screenplay
GoodWatch score 52Screenplay
GoodWatch score 48Screenplay
1940s
7 titles · average score 63
GoodWatch score 68Screenplay, Story
GoodWatch score 60Story
GoodWatch score 60Screenplay
GoodWatch score 60Story, Screenplay
GoodWatch score 69Screenplay
GoodWatch score 61Story, Screenplay
1930s
2 titles · average score 59
GoodWatch score 59Screenplay
Screenplay