Jo Swerling
Writing · Additional Writing · Screenplay · Adaptation
Born Apr 18, 1893 · Berdichev, Kiev Governorate, Russian Empire [now Berdychiv, Zhytomyr Oblast, Ukraine]
Active 1921–1964 · Awards: Tony Award for Best Musical
Filmography
It's a Wonderful Life (1946) — Additional WritingLifeboat (1944) — ScreenplayLeave Her to Heaven (1945) — ScreenplayThe Pride of the Yankees (1942) — ScreenplayGuys and Dolls (1955) — Theatre PlayThe Westerner (1940) — ScreenplayThe Whole Town's Talking (1935) — ScreenplayBlood and Sand (1941) — WriterPlatinum Blonde (1931) — AdaptationThe Miracle Woman (1931) — ScreenplayMan's Castle (1933) — ScreenplayMade for Each Other (1939) — ScreenplayForbidden (1932) — ScreenplayDouble Wedding (1937) — ScreenplayHollywood Speaks (1932) — WriterSisters Under the Skin (1934) — ScreenplayCrash Dive (1943) — ScreenplayLadies of Leisure (1930) — Dialogue · ScreenplayTen Cents a Dance (1931) — Story · ScreenplayHumor Risk (1921) — Writer · ProducerNo Greater Glory (1934) — Screenplay · AdaptationThe Real Glory (1939) — ScreenplayI Am the Law (1938) — WriterAs the Devil Commands (1933) — Writer