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Robert Lord (May 1, 1900 – April 5, 1976) was an American screenwriter and film producer. He wrote for 71 films between 1925 and 1940. He won an Academy Award in 1933 in the category Best Writing, Original Story for the film One Way Passage. He was nominated in the same category in 1938 for the film Black Legion.
Academy Awards
Best Story
Known For
Black Legion
(1937)
Story
Man Wanted
(1932)
Story
My Man
(1928)
Writer
Colleen
(1936)
Story
Footlight Parade
(1933)
Story
Dr. Socrates
(1935)
Screenplay
Dames
(1934)
Story
Bordertown
(1935)
Story
Manhattan Parade
(1931)
Adaptation
Five Star Final
(1931)
Adaptation
Full Filmography
Writing
The Lucky Horseshoe
(1925)
Story
The Johnstown Flood
(1926)
Writer
Tony Runs Wild
(1926)
Scenario Writer
If I Were Single
(1927)
Scenario Writer and Story
The Swell-Head
(1927)
Story and Scenario Writer
The Matinee Idol
(1928)
Story
Detectives
(1928)
Screenplay and Story
My Man
(1928)
Writer
The Lion and the Mouse
(1928)
Writer
Women They Talk About
(1928)
Writer
Beware of Bachelors
(1928)
Writer
On Trial
(1928)
Screenplay
Powder My Back
(1928)
Writer
On With the Show!
(1929)
Scenario Writer
The Greyhound Limited
(1929)
Dialogue
Kid Gloves
(1929)
Screenplay
Hardboiled Rose
(1929)
Writer
No Defense
(1929)
Writer
So Long Letty
(1929)
Writer
The Million Dollar Collar
(1929)
Writer
Gold Diggers of Broadway
(1929)
Story
The Time, the Place and the Girl
(1929)
Scenario Writer
The Sap
(1929)
Screenplay
The Aviator
(1929)
Scenario Writer
She Couldn't Say No
(1930)
Writer
Hold Everything
(1930)
Screenplay
Five Star Final
(1931)
Adaptation
Manhattan Parade
(1931)
Adaptation
Local Boy Makes Good
(1931)
Adaptation
Her Majesty, Love
(1931)
Screenplay
The Ruling Voice
(1931)
Adaptation
Big Business Girl
(1931)
Adaptation
20,000 Years in Sing Sing
(1932)
Adaptation
The Purchase Price
(1932)
Writer
Man Wanted
(1932)
Story
It's Tough to Be Famous
(1932)
Screenplay
You Said a Mouthful
(1932)
Screenplay
Fireman, Save My Child
(1932)
Adaptation and Story
The Conquerors
(1932)
Screenplay
Winner Take All
(1932)
Adaptation
One Way Passage
(1932)
Story
The Little Giant
(1933)
Screenplay
Heroes for Sale
(1933)
Screenplay
Hard to Handle
(1933)
Screenplay
Convention City
(1933)
Screenplay
The Mind Reader
(1933)
Screenplay
Frisco Jenny
(1933)
Screenplay
Mary Stevens, M.D.
(1933)
Screenplay
Footlight Parade
(1933)
Story
Merry Wives of Reno
(1934)
Story and Screenplay
Housewife
(1934)
Story
Dames
(1934)
Story
He Was Her Man
(1934)
Story
Dr. Socrates
(1935)
Screenplay
Gold Diggers of 1935
(1935)
Story
Page Miss Glory
(1935)
Screenplay
Bordertown
(1935)
Story
Colleen
(1936)
Story
Stage Struck
(1936)
Story
The Singing Kid
(1936)
Story
Black Legion
(1937)
Story
'Til We Meet Again
(1940)
Story
Production
Taxi!
(1931)
Producer
One Way Passage
(1932)
Producer
Footlight Parade
(1933)
Producer
Gold Diggers of 1933
(1933)
Producer
The World Changes
(1933)
Producer
Upperworld
(1934)
Production Supervisor
Housewife
(1934)
Supervising Producer
Jimmy the Gent
(1934)
Producer
The Man with Two Faces
(1934)
Producer
The Merry Frinks
(1934)
Producer
Fog Over Frisco
(1934)
Production Supervisor
He Was Her Man
(1934)
Producer
Flirtation Walk
(1934)
Production Supervisor
The Girl from 10th Avenue
(1935)
Producer
Give Me Your Heart
(1936)
Supervising Producer
Black Legion
(1937)
Producer
Tovarich
(1937)
Associate Producer
That Certain Woman
(1937)
Associate Producer
The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse
(1938)
Producer
The Dawn Patrol
(1938)
Associate Producer
The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex
(1939)
Associate Producer
Dodge City
(1939)
Associate Producer
The Letter
(1940)
Associate Producer
No Time for Comedy
(1940)
Associate Producer
Dive Bomber
(1941)
Associate Producer
Footsteps in the Dark
(1941)
Associate Producer
Wings for the Eagle
(1942)
Producer
Knock on Any Door
(1949)
Producer
And Baby Makes Three
(1949)
Producer
Tokyo Joe
(1949)
Producer
In a Lonely Place
(1950)
Producer
Sirocco
(1951)
Producer
The Family Secret
(1951)
Producer
Sound