Lillie Hayward

Screenwriter

About

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Birth Place

St Paul, Minnesota, USA

Born

September 12, 1892

Filmography

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The Shaggy Dog (2006)

Source Material

The Shaggy Dog (1994)

The Shaggy Dog (1994)

Lad: A Dog (1962)

The Boy and the Pirates (1960)

Toby Tyler (1960)

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Blood On The Moon -- (Movie Clip) You'll Make Up The Difference

Blood On The Moon -- (Movie Clip) Find My Blanket

Biography

Filmography

Writer (Feature Film)

The Shaggy Dog (2006)

Source Material

The Shaggy Dog (1994)

The Shaggy Dog (1994)

Lad: A Dog (1962)

The Boy and the Pirates (1960)

Toby Tyler (1960)

The Shaggy Dog (1959)

The Proud Rebel (1958)

Tarzan and the Lost Safari (1957)

Santa Fe Passage (1955)

Bronco Buster (1952)

The Raiders (1952)

Cattle Drive (1951)

Strange Bargain (1949)

Follow Me Quietly (1949)

Blood on the Moon (1948)

Northwest Stampede (1948)

Story and Screenplay

Black Beauty (1946)

Child of Divorce (1946)

Wrt for the Screenplay by

Johnny Comes Flying Home (1946)

Contr to Screenplay constr

My Pal Wolf (1944)

Tahiti Nights (1944)

Original Screenplay

Margin for Error (1943)

My Friend Flicka (1943)

Heart of the Rio Grande (1942)

On the Sunny Side (1942)

The Undying Monster (1942)

Aloma of the South Seas (1941)

The Biscuit Eater (1940)

Unmarried (1939)

King of Chinatown (1939)

Disbarred (1939)

Television Spy (1939)

Sons of the Legion (1938)

Original story and Screenplay

Her Jungle Love (1938)

Expensive Husbands (1937)

Blonde Trouble (1937)

Penrod and Sam (1937)

That Man's Here Again (1937)

Night Club Scandal (1937)

Her Husband's Secretary (1937)

Ever Since Eve (1937)

Hotel Haywire (1937)

Contr to Screenplay const

The Walking Dead (1936)

Personal Maid's Secret (1935)

The White Cockatoo (1935)

Front Page Woman (1935)

Registered Nurse (1934)

Big Hearted Herbert (1934)

Housewife (1934)

Housewife (1934)

Lady Killer (1933)

Frisco Jenny (1933)

They Call It Sin (1932)

Miss Pinkerton (1932)

Big City Blues (1932)

On the Border (1930)

Story, scen and dial

The Man Hunter (1930)

Runaway Girls (1928)

Driftwood (1928)

Driftwood (1928)

Ranson's Folly (1926)

The Amateur Gentleman (1926)

My Own Pal (1926)

Every Man's Wife (1925)

The Fighting Heart (1925)

The Best Bad Man (1925)

Janice Meredith (1924)

Janice Meredith (1924)

Producer (Feature Film)

Child of Divorce (1946)

Life Events

1919

script editor

Videos

Blood On The Moon -- (Movie Clip) You'll Make Up The Difference Rilling (Robert Preston) brings pal Jim (Robert Mitchum) to meet crooked partner Pindalest (Frank Faylen), explaining his proposition, in Robert Wise's high-brow Western Blood On The Moon, 1948.

Blood On The Moon -- (Movie Clip) Find My Blanket Opening sequence finds Jim Garry (Robert Mitchum) making camp, dodging a stampede, and meeting cowboy Bart (Robert Bray), in director Robert Wise's arty Western Blood On The Moon, 1948.

Blood On The Moon -- (Movie Clip) Note From Dad En route to deliver a note for a rancher, Garry (Robert Mitchum) meets his feisty daughter Amy (Barbara Bel Geddes), then her sister (Phyllis Thaxter) and brother (Tom Tully), in Robert Wise's range-war Western Blood On The Moon, 1948.

Follow Me Quietly (1949) -- (Movie Clip) They're Twins With Two Heads Discouraged cop Grant (William Lundigan) is moderately surprised to see Ann (Dorothy Patrick), reporter for a low-rent crime magazine, spicily dressed and awaiting him in his apartment, and decides to test her determination, in Follow Me Quietly, 1949, directed by Richard Fleischer, from a script originated by Anthony Mann.

Follow Me Quietly (1949) -- (Movie Clip) Editor Lives To Tell Taking a new call on their current case, we learn here that “The Judge” is a serial killer, as cops Grant and Collins (William Lundigan, Jeff Corey) arrive to interrogate newspaper editor McGill (Frank Ferguson), who recounts his attack, in Follow Me Quietly, 1949.

Proud Rebel, The (1958) -- (Movie Clip) The Dog's Not For Sale Breeder Bates (James Westerfield) appears as Chandler and his mute son (Alan Ladd and son David), with their awesome dog, wrangle the sheep the Burleighs (Thomas Pittman, Dean Jagger, Dean Stanton) stampeded onto their employer’s (Olivia de Havilland) crops, in The Proud Rebel, 1958.

Proud Rebel, The (1958) -- (Movie Clip) I'll Pay His Fine Southerner Chandler (Alan Ladd) in Illinois, framed by the Burleighs (Thomas Pittman, Dean Jagger, Dean Stanton), who poured liquor on him after starting a fight, Henry Hull the judge, bystander Linnett (Olivia de Havilland) backing his mute son (Ladd’s son David), in The Proud Rebel, 1958.

Toby Tyler (1960) -- (Movie Clip) When No One Else Would Have You! Orphan Kevin Corcoran (title character) having turned down a circus job offer from Tupper (Bob Sweeney), accepts a pass to that night’s show, then finds out from his uncle and aunt (Tom Fadden, Edith Evanson) that he should have skipped the parade, early in Disney’s Toby Tyler, 1960.

Toby Tyler (1960) -- (Movie Clip) Throws A Puny Shadow Kevin Corcoran (title character) on his first morning with the circus caravan, placed in the care of not-so-tough strong-man Ben (Henry Calvin), gets upbraided by his official employer, concessions- man Tupper (Bob Sweeney), in Walt Disney’s Toby Tyler, 1960.

Toby Tyler (1960) -- (Movie Clip) That Chimp In There's Got My .45! After a circus-wagon crash in the center of town, Kevin Corcoran (title character) realizes Mr. Stubbs (as played by “Mr. Stubbs,” the Congo-born chimp hired by Walt Disney) has escaped into the bank and grabbed a gun, Jess Kirkpatrick the sheriff, in Toby Tyler, 1960.

My Friend Flicka (1942) -- (Movie Clip) I Didn't Mean To Scare Them Big horse action on location in Wyoming where the original novel by Mary O’Hara was set, rancher Rob (Preston Foster) and hired man Gus (James Bell) are bringing in the herd when accident-prone son Ken (Roddy McDowall) causes a minor avalanche, and meets a colt, in My Friend Flicka, 1942.

My Friend Flicka (1942) -- (Movie Clip) Rocket's Loco On their Wyoming ranch, checking damage done by a mountain lion, rancher Rob (Preston Foster), with hired Gus (James Bell), has reluctantly promised a horse to his sort-of hapless son Ken (Roddy McDowall), who makes a challenging choice, in My Friend Flicka, 1942.

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