About

Known credits:
31
Birthday:
1905-09-21
Place of birth:
Greeley, Colorado
Website:
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Marguerite Roberts

Overview

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Marguerite Roberts (21 September 1905 –17 February 1989) was an American screenwriter, one of the highest paid in the 1930s. After she and her husband John Sanford refused to testify in 1951 before the House Un-American Activities Committee, she was blacklisted for nine years and unable to get work in Hollywood. She was hired again in 1962 by Columbia Pictures.

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Known for

Writing
1971 Shoot Out Writing Screenplay 59
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1971 Red Sky at Morning Writing Writer 59
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1970 Norwood Writing Writer 59
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1969 True Grit Writing Screenplay 68
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1968 5 Card Stud Writing Screenplay 59
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1965 Love Has Many Faces Writing Author 58
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1963 Rampage Writing Screenplay 58
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1962 Diamond Head Writing Screenplay 58
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1952 Ivanhoe Writing Screenplay 61
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1951 Soldiers Three Writing Screenplay 58
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1950 Ambush Writing Writer 58
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1949 The Bribe Writing Screenplay 59
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1947 If Winter Comes Writing Screenplay 59
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1947 Desire Me Writing Writer 59
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1947 The Sea of Grass Writing Screenplay 59
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1944 Dragon Seed Writing Writer 59
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1942 Somewhere I'll Find You Writing Screenplay 59
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1941 Honky Tonk Writing Screenplay 59
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1941 Ziegfeld Girl Writing Screenplay 59
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1940 Escape Writing Screenplay 59
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1938 Meet the Girls Writing Screenplay 58
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1937 Wild Money Writing Writer N/A
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1937 Turn Off the Moon Writing Writer N/A
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1936 Rose Bowl Writing Screenplay 59
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1936 Hollywood Boulevard Writing Screenplay 58
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1936 Florida Special Writing Screenplay 59
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1935 Men Without Names Writing Story 59
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1935 College Scandal Writing Screenplay 59
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1934 Peck's Bad Boy Writing Writer 59
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1933 Jimmy and Sally Writing Writer 58
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1933 Sailor's Luck Writing Adaptation 58
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