Rian James

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Rian James (né Julian Herbert Rothschild; October 3, 1899 – April 26, 1953) was an American screenwriter and author. He wrote for 39 films between 1932 and 1947. A "Jack of all trades", James was a columnist covering arts and entertainment for the Brooklyn Eagle from about 1928 to 1935. He later was a foreign correspondent, parachute jumper, stunt man, airmail pilot, Air Force lieutenant, vaudeville actor, and finally, writer, director and producer.

Crew

42nd Street

Screenplay

The Dragon Murder Case

Writer

She Had to Say Yes

Screenplay

Down Argentine Way

Story

Private Detective 62

Screenplay

The Big Shakedown

Screenplay

The Gorilla

Screenplay

Central Airport

Screenplay

This Time for Keeps

Screenplay

Lawyer Man

Screenplay

The Other

Screenplay

Crooner

Story

The Housekeeper's Daughter

Screenplay

Exclusive

Screenplay

Submarine Patrol

Writer

Parachute Jumper

Story

We're Only Human

Screenplay

Mary Stevens, M.D.

Screenplay

Broadway Limited

Screenplay

Best of Enemies

Director, Screenplay

The White Parade

Screenplay

Parachute Nurse

Screenplay

Not a Ladies' Man

Writer

42nd Street

Original Film Writer

Eve Knew Her Apples

Story

Internes Can't Take Money

Screenplay

To Beat the Band

Screenplay

Gift of Gab

Associate Producer

La forteresse

Writer

Redheads on Parade

Screenplay

Love Is a Racket

Novel

Walking on Air

Screenplay

Dead Ringer

Story

Killer in the Mirror

Writer

Whispering City

Screenplay

The Witness Chair

Screenplay

Hat Check Girl

Story