James Maxwell Anderson (15 December 1888 – 28 February 1959) was an American playwright, author, poet, journalist and lyricist.
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Known For
All Quiet on the Western Front
(1930)
Adaptation
Joan of Arc
(1948)
Theatre Play and Screenplay
Rain
(1932)
Screenplay
The Wrong Man
(1956)
Screenplay and Story
Key Largo
(1948)
Theatre Play
Anne of the Thousand Days
(1969)
Theatre Play
The Bad Seed
(1956)
Theatre Play
The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex
(1939)
Theatre Play
High Tor
(1956)
Writer, Theatre Play, and Lyricist
Mary of Scotland
(1936)
Theatre Play
Full Filmography
Writing
What Price Glory
(1926)
Theatre Play
Saturday's Children
(1929)
Theatre Play
The Cock-Eyed World
(1929)
Writer
All Quiet on the Western Front
(1930)
Adaptation
One Romantic Night
(1930)
Adaptation
Women of All Nations
(1931)
Characters
Rain
(1932)
Screenplay
Washington Merry-Go-Round
(1932)
Story
Death Takes a Holiday
(1934)
Screenplay
We Live Again
(1934)
Adaptation
Maybe It's Love
(1935)
Theatre Play
So Red the Rose
(1935)
Writer
Winterset
(1936)
Author
Mary of Scotland
(1936)
Theatre Play
The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex
(1939)
Theatre Play
Saturday's Children
(1940)
Theatre Play
The Eve of St. Mark
(1944)
Writer
Knickerbocker Holiday
(1944)
Theatre Play, Writer, and Lyricist
Key Largo
(1948)
Theatre Play
Joan of Arc
(1948)
Theatre Play and Screenplay
What Price Glory
(1952)
Theatre Play
A Christmas Carol
(1954)
Teleplay and Lyricist
The Wrong Man
(1956)
Screenplay and Story
The Bad Seed
(1956)
Theatre Play
High Tor
(1956)
Writer, Theatre Play, and Lyricist
Never Steal Anything Small
(1959)
Theatre Play and Lyricist
Winterset
(1959)
Writer
The Bad Seed
(1963)
Story
The Star Wagon
(1966)
Writer
Barefoot in Athens
(1966)
Writer
Anne of the Thousand Days
(1969)
Theatre Play
Lost in the Stars
(1974)
Theatre Play and Lyricist
Valley Forge
(1975)
Writer
The Bad Seed
(1985)
Theatre Play
Acting
I'm a Stranger Here Myself: Kurt Weill in America
(1992)
Ingrid Bergman Remembered
(1996)
Self (archive footage)
Sound