Edgar Selwyn
Writing · Story · Theatre Play · Director
Born Oct 20, 1875 · Cincinnati, Ohio, USA
Active 1914–1944
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Edgar Selwyn (October 20, 1875 – February 13, 1944) was a prominent figure in American theater and film in the first half of the 20th Century. He co-founded Goldwyn Pictures in 1916.
Filmography
Possessed (1931) — Theatre PlayThe Crowded Hour (1925) — Theatre PlayChained (1934) — StoryNight Life of New York (1925) — StoryThe Sin of Madelon Claudet (1931) — DirectorThe Mystery of Mr. X (1934) — DirectorDancing Mothers (1926) — Original StoryLonely Heart (1921) — StoryFor Better, for Worse (1919) — Theatre PlayMen Must Fight (1933) — DirectorThe Primitive Lover (1922) — Theatre PlayThe Kid From Texas (1939) — ProducerDancing Co-Ed (1939) — ProducerSkyscraper Souls (1932) — DirectorDulcy (1940) — ProducerThe Arab (1924) — Theatre PlayThe Mirage (1924) — ScreenplayThe Golden Fleecing (1940) — ProducerWashington Melodrama (1941) — ProducerTurn Back the Clock (1933) — Director · ScreenplayThe Girl in the Show (1929) — Director · WriterMen Call It Love (1931) — DirectorBaby Face Harrington (1935) — Theatre Play · ProducerWar Nurse (1930) — Director