Gene Towne
Known for

Writing

Credits

35

Gender

Man

Birthday

Mar 27, 1904

Day of death

Mar 17, 1979 (74)

Place of birth

New York City, New York, USA

Also known as

Gene Towne

Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Gene Towne (March 27, 1904 – March 17, 1979) was an American screenwriter. He wrote for 47 films between 1921 and 1958. He was born in New York, New York and died in Woodland Hills, California from a heart attack.

Known for
Credits
YearMovie / TV show / OtherRole
1954Top BananaWriter
1940Swiss Family RobinsonWriter
1940Swiss Family RobinsonProducer
1940Tom Brown's School DaysScreenplay
1940Tom Brown's School DaysProducer
1939Eternally YoursWriter
1938Joy of LivingScreenplay
1937You Only Live OnceScreenplay
1937History Is Made at NightScreenplay
1937Stand-InScreenplay
1937Ali Baba Goes to TownStory
1936The Case Against Mrs. AmesWriter
1935Grand ExitStory
1935Every Night at EightScreenplay
1935ShanghaiWriter
1935She Couldn't Take ItStory
1935This Is the LifeStory
1935The Girl FriendStory
1935Mary Burns, FugitiveScreenplay
1933BombshellWriter
1933Broadway Thru a KeyholeWriter
1933I Love That ManDirector
1933Song of the EagleStory
1933I Love That ManWriter
1933The Billion Dollar ScandalScreenplay
1932Business and PleasureWriter
1931GoldieScreenplay
1931Good SportStory
1931Wrestling SwordfishWriter
1930Loose AnklesWriter
1930Loose AnklesContinuity
1930Loose AnklesDialogue
1930Little AccidentAdaptation
1930Strictly ModernDialogue
1930The Czar of BroadwayWriter