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Known For

Writing

Known Credits

Gender

Male

Birthday

1901-12-24

Deathday

1961-08-17 (59 years old)

Place of Birth

Shelton, Washington, USA

Tom Reed

Biography

Tom Reed was an American screenwriter and actor from Washington state. He died on August 17, 1961 in Long Beach, California, USA from cancer.

Known For

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Buck Privates

Jan 31, 1941

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Acting

1941

Buck Privates as Lieutenant (uncredited)

Art

1928

The First Kiss as Title Designer

1925

The Phantom of the Opera as Title Designer

Crew

1935

Bride of Frankenstein as Additional Writing

1934

Love Birds as Additional Dialogue

1929

Synthetic Sin as Title Graphics

Sound

1929

Show Boat as Dialogue Editor

Writing

1956

The Adventures of Jim Bowie as Writer

1954

Night People as Story

1953

Back to God's Country as Writer

1951		The Light Touch as Story
1951		Soldiers Three as Screenplay

1950

David Harding, Counterspy as Screenplay

1949

Red Stallion In The Rockies as Writer

1948

The Untamed Breed as Screenplay

1947		The Spirit of West Point as Writer
1947		Moss Rose as Screenplay

1943

Two Tickets to London as Screenplay

1942		Pittsburgh as Screenplay
1942		The Loves of Edgar Allan Poe as Writer
1942		The Spoilers as Screenplay
1942		Hello, Annapolis as Original Story

1940

Calling Philo Vance as Screenplay

1939

On Dress Parade as Screenplay

1937		Marry the Girl as Screenplay
1937		The Great O'Malley as Screenplay

1936		The Captain's Kid as Screenplay
1936		Love Begins at Twenty as Screenplay
1936		The Case of the Velvet Claws as Screenplay

1935		Mary Jane's Pa as Screenplay
1935		The Case of the Curious Bride as Screenplay
1935		The Florentine Dagger as Screenplay

1934		Babbitt as Adaptation
1934		The Man with Two Faces as Screenplay
1934		Bombay Mail as Writer

1933		S.O.S. Iceberg as Screenplay
1933		Laughter in Hell as Writer

1932		Afraid to Talk as Writer
1932		Radio Patrol as Screenplay
1932		Law and Order as Writer
1932		Murders in the Rue Morgue as Screenplay

1931		Lasca of the Rio Grande as Writer
1931		Waterloo Bridge as Screenplay
1931		Don Juan diplomático as Screenplay

1930		The Boudoir Diplomat as Screenplay
1930		The Boudoir Diplomat as Dialogue
1930		East is West as Writer
1930		East Is West as Screenplay
1930		East Is West as Dialogue
1930		The Storm as Dialogue

1929		Hell's Heroes as Adaptation
1929		The Last Performance as Writer
1929		Scandal as Dialogue
1929		The Girl on the Barge as Dialogue

1928		The Last Warning as Writer
1928		Lonesome as Writer
1928		Finders Keepers as Screenplay

1927		Wild Beauty as Writer
1927		Out All Night as Writer