Lorna Moon
Writing · Adaptation · Writer · Scenario Writer
Born Jun 16, 1886 · Strichen, Scotland
Active 1921–1930
Lorna Moon (born Nora Helen Wilson Low; June 16, 1886 – May 1, 1930) was a Scottish author and screenwriter best known for the 1929 novel Dark Star, which was adapted into the Oscar-winning 1930 comedy-drama Min and Bill.
Filmography
Her Husband’s Trademark (1922) — WriterToo Much Wife (1922) — StoryMin and Bill (1930) — NovelLove (1927) — AdaptationAfter Midnight (1927) — ScreenplayMr. Wu (1927) — Continuity · AdaptationEbb Tide (1922) — AdaptationDon't Tell Everything (1921) — StoryWomen Love Diamonds (1927) — WriterUpstage (1926) — Scenario Writer · ScreenplayThe bitter fruit (1931) — Novel