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Frances Marion
American journalist, author, film director and screenwriter (1888-1973).
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Place of Birth
San Francisco
Place of Death
Los Angeles
Country of Citizenship
United States
Date of Birth
11/18/1888
Date of Death
5/12/1973
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Screenwriter
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Robert Dickson Pike
(11/14/1911 - 11/5/1917)
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11/14/1911
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11/5/1917
Academy Award for Best Story
(11/18/1932)
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The Champ
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5th Academy Awards
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11/18/1932
Academy Award for Best Writing
(11/5/1930)
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The Big House
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3rd Academy Awards
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11/5/1930
Academy Award for Best Story
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The Champ
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5th Academy Awards
Academy Award for Best Story
(2/26/1934)
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The Prizefighter and the Lady
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6th Academy Awards
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2/26/1934
Academy Award for Best Writing
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The Big House
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3rd Academy Awards
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The St. James Women Filmmakers Encyclopedia
1912
Francis Marion
Frank M. Clifton
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English
Film Screenwriting
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United States
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George W. Hill
(1930 - 1933)
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1930
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1933
Fred Thomson
(1919 - 1928)
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1919
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1928
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