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Gene Towne (March 27, 1904 – March 17, 1979) was an American screenwriter. He wrote for 47 films between 1921 and 1958. He was born in New York, New York and died in Woodland Hills, California from a heart attack.
Known For
You Only Live Once
(1937)
Screenplay
Stand-In
(1937)
Screenplay
Full Filmography
Writing
Loose Ankles
(1930)
Writer and Dialogue
Little Accident
(1930)
Adaptation
The Czar of Broadway
(1930)
Writer
Goldie
(1931)
Screenplay
Wrestling Swordfish
(1931)
Writer
Good Sport
(1931)
Story
Business and Pleasure
(1932)
Writer
Broadway Thru a Keyhole
(1933)
Writer
Song of the Eagle
(1933)
Story
I Love That Man
(1933)
Writer
The Billion Dollar Scandal
(1933)
Screenplay
Bombshell
(1933)
Writer
Every Night at Eight
(1935)
Screenplay
Grand Exit
(1935)
Story
Shanghai
(1935)
Writer
Mary Burns, Fugitive
(1935)
Screenplay
She Couldn't Take It
(1935)
Story
This Is the Life
(1935)
Story
The Girl Friend
(1935)
Story
The Case Against Mrs. Ames
(1936)
Writer
Stand-In
(1937)
Screenplay
You Only Live Once
(1937)
Screenplay
Ali Baba Goes to Town
(1937)
Story
History Is Made at Night
(1937)
Screenplay
Joy of Living
(1938)
Screenplay
Eternally Yours
(1939)
Writer
Tom Brown's School Days
(1940)
Screenplay
Swiss Family Robinson
(1940)
Writer
Top Banana
(1954)
Writer
Directing
Production