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Charles Marquis Warren (December 16, 1912 – August 11, 1990) was an American motion picture and television writer, producer, and director who specialized in the western genre. He is notable for his involvement in the creation of the television series Gunsmoke and Rawhide.
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Known For
Pony Express
(1953)
Screenplay
Only the Valiant
(1951)
Novel
Springfield Rifle
(1952)
Screenplay
Charro!
(1969)
Screenplay
Full Filmography
Writing
Beyond Glory
(1948)
Screenplay
Streets of Laredo
(1949)
Screenplay
Little Big Horn
(1951)
Screenplay
Fighting Coast Guard
(1951)
Story
The Redhead and The Cowboy
(1951)
Story
Oh! Susanna
(1951)
Writer
Only the Valiant
(1951)
Novel
Springfield Rifle
(1952)
Screenplay
Woman of the North Country
(1952)
Story
Hellgate
(1952)
Screenplay
Arrowhead
(1953)
Screenplay
Flight to Tangier
(1953)
Writer
Pony Express
(1953)
Screenplay
Trooper Hook
(1957)
Screenplay
Ride a Violent Mile
(1957)
Screenplay
Desert Hell
(1958)
Writer
Day of the Evil Gun
(1968)
Screenplay
Charro!
(1969)
Screenplay
Directing
Little Big Horn
(1951)
Director
Hellgate
(1952)
Director
Arrowhead
(1953)
Director
Flight to Tangier
(1953)
Director
Seven Angry Men
(1955)
Director
Tension at Table Rock
(1956)
Director
The Black Whip
(1956)
Director
Trooper Hook
(1957)
Director
The Unknown Terror
(1957)
Director
Back from the Dead
(1957)
Director
Copper Sky
(1957)
Director
Ride a Violent Mile
(1957)
Director
Cattle Empire
(1958)
Director
Blood Arrow
(1958)
Director
Desert Hell
(1958)
Director
Charro!
(1969)
Director
Production