Dorothy Fields
Writing · Lyricist · Original Music Composer · Story
Born Jul 15, 1905 · Allenhurst, New Jersey, USA
Active 1930–1974 · Awards: Academy Award for Best Original Song, Tony Award for Best Musical
Dorothy Fields was an American librettist and lyricist. She wrote more than 400 songs for Broadway musicals and films. Her best-known pieces include "The Way You Look Tonight" (1936), "A Fine Romance" (1936), "On the Sunny Side of the…
Filmography
Swing Time (1936) — LyricistSweet Charity (1969) — LyricistAnnie Get Your Gun (1950) — MusicalRoberta (1935) — LyricistDancing Lady (1933) — LyricistStage Door Canteen (1943) — Dorothy Fields (uncredited)Ask Any Girl (1959) — LyricistSomething for the Boys (1944) — NovelThe Nitwits (1935) — LyricistFather Takes a Wife (1941) — ScreenplayUp in Central Park (1948) — Lyricist · Theatre PlayIn Person (1935) — LyricistJoy of Living (1938) — Story · LyricistAnnie Get Your Gun (1967) — WriterLovely to Look At (1952) — LyricistLove in the Rough (1930) — LyricistAnnie Get Your Gun (1957) — MusicalFlying High (1931) — Original Music ComposerTexas Carnival (1951) — SongsMr. Imperium (1951) — LyricistLet's Face It (1943) — Theatre PlayThe Cuban Love Song (1931) — SongsThe Farmer Takes a Wife (1953) — LyricistSweet Charity (2006) — Writer