Edward E. Paramore, Jr. - Rotten Tomatoes

Edward E. Paramore, Jr.
Highest Rated:   100% Three Comrades (1938)
Lowest Rated:   100% Three Comrades (1938)
Birthday:   Not Available
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Billed professionally as Edward E. Paramore Jr. and E.E. Paramore, this American screenwriter was known as "Ned" to his fellow Manhattan expatriates. Paramore came to Hollywood in 1929 to adapt his stage play Ringside for the screen (the finished product was the RKO talkie Night Parade). After three years as a Paramount staff writer, he freelanced at Columbia (The Bitter Tea of General Yen), Fox (Baby Take a Bow, Chetniks), Republic (Man of Conquest), and other studios until his retirement in 1943. Edward E. Paramore Jr. was one of the founders of the Screen Actors Guild.

Highest Rated Movies

Filmography

MOVIES

RATING TITLE CREDIT BOX OFFICE YEAR
No Score Yet The Virginian
  • Screenwriter
— 1946
No Score Yet Tombstone: The Town Too Tough to Die
  • Screenwriter
— 1942
No Score Yet 20 Mule Team
  • Screenwriter
— 1940
No Score Yet Man of Conquest
  • Screenwriter
— 1939
No Score Yet The Oklahoma Kid
  • Screenwriter
— 1939
100% Three Comrades
  • Screenwriter
— 1938
No Score Yet Trouble for Two
  • Screenwriter
— 1936
No Score Yet Rocky Mountain Mystery
  • Screenwriter
— 1935
No Score Yet Baby Take a Bow
  • Screenwriter
— 1934
100% The Bitter Tea of General Yen
  • Screenwriter
— 1933
No Score Yet Fighting Caravans
  • Screenwriter
— 1931
100% The Virginian
  • Screenwriter
— 1929

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