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Date of Birth:
Date of Death:
29 October 1958, Los Angeles, California, USA more
Mini Biography:
The poet, playwright, novelist and screenwriter Zoë Akins was born on... more
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Won the 1935 Pulitzer Prize for Drama for the play "The Old Maid". more
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1. | "Theatre 625" (1964) | (1 episode, 1968) | 1968 | - | 5.3 (8) |
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2. | The Sad Horse (1959) | (story) | 1959 | - | 4.9 (5) |
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3. | Stage Struck (1958) | (play) | 1958 | - | 6.2 (233) |
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4. | "Telephone Time" (1956) | (2 episodes, 1957) | 1957 | - | 8.9 (20) |
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5. | "Screen Directors Playhouse" (1955) | (1 episode, 1956) | 1956 | - | 6.5 (14) |
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6. | "Matinee Theatre" (1955) | (1 episode, 1956) | 1956 | - | 7.2 (13) |
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7. | "Kraft Television Theatre" (1953) | (1 episode, 1954) | 1954 | - | - |
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8. | How to Marry a Millionaire (1953) | (plays) | 1953 | - | 6.9 (4,547) |
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9. | "Robert Montgomery Presents" (1950) | (1 episode, 1952) | 1952 | - | 7.9 (25) |
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10. | "Pulitzer Prize Playhouse" (1950) | (1 episode, 1950) | 1950 | - | 8.3 (7) |
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11. | Desire Me (1947) | (writer) | 1947 | - | 5.3 (142) |
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12. | The Old Maid (1939) | (play) | 1939 | - | 7.7 (1,022) |
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13. | Zaza (1939) | (writer) | 1939 | - | 6.4 (28) |
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14. | Three Blind Mice (1938) | (play "The Greeks Had a Word for It") (uncredited) | 1938 | - | 6.8 (51) |
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15. | The Toy Wife (1938) | (writer) | 1938 | - | 5.7 (96) |
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16. | Camille (1936) | (screenplay) | 1936 | - | 7.6 (2,356) |
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17. | Accused (1936) | (screenplay) (story) | 1936 | - | 6.1 (8) |
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18. | Lady of Secrets (1936) | (writer) | 1936 | - | - |
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19. | Outcast Lady (1934) | (screenplay) | 1934 | - | 5.3 (24) |
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20. | Morning Glory (1933) | (play) | 1933 | - | 6.6 (836) |
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21. | Christopher Strong (1933) | (screenplay) | 1933 | - | 6.1 (418) |
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22. | The Greeks Had a Word for Them (1932) | (play "The Greeks Had a Word for It") | 1932 | - | 7.0 (114) |
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23. | Working Girls (1931) | (writer) | 1931 | - | 6.9 (23) |
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24. | Girls About Town (1931) | (story) | 1931 | - | 8.0 (214) |
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25. | Once a Lady (1931) | (writer) | 1931 | - | 6.6 (9) |
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26. | Women Love Once (1931) | (writer) | 1931 | - | - |
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27. | The Right to Love (1930) | (writer) | 1930 | - | 5.5 (5) |
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28. | Toda una vida (1930) | (adaptation) | 1930 | - | - |
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29. | Anybody's Woman (1930) | (writer) | 1930 | - | 6.8 (34) |
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30. | Ladies Love Brutes (1930) | (play "Pardon My Glove") | 1930 | - | 7.7 (8) |
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31. | The Furies (1930) | (play) | 1930 | - | - |
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32. | Sarah and Son (1930) | (adaptation) (dialogue) | 1930 | - | 6.9 (41) |
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33. | Her Private Life (1929) | (play "Declassee") | 1929 | - | - |
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34. | Eve's Secret (1925) | (play "The Moon-Flower") | 1925 | - | - |
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35. | Declassée (1925) | (play) | 1925 | - | 5.9 (7) |
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36. | Daddy's Gone A-Hunting (1925) | (play) | 1925 | - | - |
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Additional Details
Other Works:
Mrs. January and Mr. X. (1944). Comedy. Written by Zoe Akins. Directed by Elliott Nugent and Arthur Sircom. Belasco Theatre: 31 Mar 1944- 6 May 1944 (43 performances). Cast: Henry Barnard, Barbara Bel Geddes, Billie Burke, Helen Carew, Frank Craven, Susana Garnett, Nicholas Joy, Dorothy Lambert, Edward Nannary, Bobby Perez, Therese Quadri, Phil Sheridan, Robert F. Simon, Henry Vincent, Roderick Winchell. Produced by Richard Meyers. more
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Based On Play | Based On Novel | Anthology | Beautiful Woman more
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