Personal Info

Known For

Writing

Known Credits

Gender

Male

Birthday

1900-11-18

Deathday

1958-03-23 (57 years old)

Place of Birth

New York City, New York, USA

Don Hartman

Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Samuel Donald Hartman (18 November 1900, New York - 23 March 1958, Palm Springs, California) was an American screenwriter and director. He and Stephen Morehouse Avery were nominated for the Academy Award for Best Story for The Gay Deception (1935).

Known For

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Holiday Affair

Dec 12, 1949

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Acting

1949

Holiday Affair as Man Leaving Phone Booth (uncredited)

Directing

1951		It's a Big Country as Director
1951		Mr. Imperium as Director

1949

Holiday Affair as Director

1948

Every Girl Should Be Married as Director

1947

It Had to Be You as Director

Production

1958		The Matchmaker as Producer
1958		Desire Under the Elms as Producer

1949

Holiday Affair as Producer

1948

Every Girl Should Be Married as Producer

1947		It Had to Be You as Producer
1947		Down to Earth as Producer

1944

Up in Arms as Associate Producer

Sound

1930

Dangerous Nan McGrew as Songs

Writing

1980

Xanadu as Original Film Writer

1951

Mr. Imperium as Screenplay

1948

Every Girl Should Be Married as Writer

1947		It Had to Be You as Story
1947		Down to Earth as Screenplay

1946

The Kid from Brooklyn as Adaptation

1945

Wonder Man as Screenplay

1944		The Princess and the Pirate as Screenplay
1944		Up in Arms as Screenplay

1943

True to Life as Screenplay

1942		Road to Morocco as Screenplay
1942		My Favorite Blonde as Screenplay

1941		Nothing But the Truth as Screenplay
1941		Road to Zanzibar as Story
1941		Road to Zanzibar as Screenplay
1941		Life with Henry as Screenplay

1940		Those Were the Days! as Screenplay
1940		Road to Singapore as Screenplay

1939		The Star Maker as Screenplay
1939		Never Say Die as Screenplay
1939		Paris Honeymoon as Writer

1938		Tropic Holiday as Screenplay
1938		Tropic Holiday as Story

1937		Waikiki Wedding as Screenplay
1937		Waikiki Wedding as Story
1937		Champagne Waltz as Screenplay

1936

The Princess Comes Across as Screenplay

1935		Coronado as Screenplay
1935		The Gay Deception as Screenplay
1935		Here Comes Cookie as Story
1935		Here Comes Cookie as Screenplay
1935		Redheads on Parade as Screenplay
1935		Old Man Rhythm as Story
1935		Romance in Manhattan as Story