Don Hartman
- Known for
- Writing
- Born
- November 18, 1900
- Died
- March 23, 1958
- Birthplace
- New York City, New York, USA
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).
Filmography
Xanadu 1980
Original Film Writer
The Matchmaker 1958
Producer
Desire Under the Elms 1958
Producer
It's a Big Country 1951
Director
Mr. Imperium 1951
Director, Screenplay
Holiday Affair 1949
as Man Leaving Phone Booth (uncredited), Director, Producer
Every Girl Should Be Married 1948
Director, Writer, Producer
It Had to Be You 1947
Director, Producer, Story
Down to Earth 1947
Screenplay, Producer
The Kid from Brooklyn 1946
Adaptation
Wonder Man 1945
Screenplay
The Princess and the Pirate 1944
Screenplay
Up in Arms 1944
Screenplay, Associate Producer
True to Life 1943
Screenplay
Road to Morocco 1942
Screenplay
My Favorite Blonde 1942
Screenplay
Nothing but the Truth 1941
Screenplay
Road to Zanzibar 1941
Screenplay, Story
Life with Henry 1941
Screenplay
Those Were the Days! 1940
Screenplay
Road to Singapore 1940
Screenplay
The Star Maker 1939
Screenplay
Never Say Die 1939
Screenplay
Paris Honeymoon 1939
Writer
Tropic Holiday 1938
Screenplay, Story
Waikiki Wedding 1937
Screenplay, Story
Champagne Waltz 1937
Screenplay
The Princess Comes Across 1936
Screenplay
Coronado 1935
Screenplay
The Gay Deception 1935
Screenplay
Redheads on Parade 1935
Screenplay
Here Comes Cookie 1935
Story, Screenplay
Old Man Rhythm 1935
Story
Romance in Manhattan 1934
Story
Heads Up 1930
Lyricist
Dangerous Nan McGrew 1930
Songs
Credits from TMDB.