As Writer
The Old-Fashioned Way
1934
7.1
Jack Cunningham
Directing
Born
April 1, 1882
Born in
Ionia, Iowa
Died
October 4, 1941
Bio
Date of Death 4 October1941, Santa Monica, California (cerebral hemorrhage) One the more prolific and fast working screenwriters in Hollywood. He once completed ten five-reel films in ten-weeks. Between 1918 and 1925 he turned out one hundred full-length films. Had been the editor of The Pittsburgh Leader and The New York Evening Sun. Was working for the publicity department of an Eastern US film company when he decided to try his hand at scenario writing. His father, Maurice Frederick Cunningham (c.1861-1937), was a building contractor who had built many of the Hollywood studios constructed in the early 1920s. Never recovered from a stroke he suffered while working on the film Union Pacific (1939).
Movies & Shows
As Writer
Double Door
1934
6.9
As Writer
To the Last Man
1933
5.7
As Writer
The Texas Bad Man
1932
1.0
As Writer
The Viking
1928
6.4
As Writer
The Black Pirate
1926
6.7
As Writer
Don Q Son of Zorro
1925
6.6
As Writer
The Covered Wagon
1923
6.1
As Director, As Writer
A Trip to Paramountown
1922
7.3
As Writer
Beyond the Rocks
1922
6.2
As Writer
Where Lights Are Low
1921
5.0
As Writer
All Wrong
1919
4.5