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Milton M. Raison
Highest Rated:   40% Bombs Over Burma (1943)
Lowest Rated:   40% Bombs Over Burma (1943)
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American screenwriter Milton M. Raison's earliest screen credit was 1934's Strictly Dynamite. Raison spent the rest of the 1930s laboring away in Hollywood's B-mills, notably Republic (Country Gentlemen) and Columbia (The Shadow). He worked at bargain-basement PRC Studios in the 1940s, then moved up the ladder to Paramount's Pine-Thomas production unit (Special Agent, Dynamite). Milton M. Raison's final effort was Old Oklahoma Plains (1953).

Highest Rated Movies

Filmography

MOVIES

RATING TITLE CREDIT BOX OFFICE YEAR
No Score Yet Dynamite
  • Screenwriter
— 1949
No Score Yet State Department---File 649
  • Screenwriter
— 1948
No Score Yet Speed to Spare
  • Screenwriter
— 1948
No Score Yet Mr. Reckless
  • Screenwriter
— 1948
No Score Yet Spoilers of the North
  • Screenwriter
— 1947
No Score Yet Phantom of 42nd Street
  • Screenwriter
— 1945
40% Bombs Over Burma
  • Screenwriter
— 1943
No Score Yet Lady from Chungking
  • Screenwriter
— 1942
No Score Yet Rolling Down the Great Divide
  • Screenwriter
— 1942
No Score Yet Double Cross
  • Screenwriter
— 1941
No Score Yet Murder on the Yukon
  • Screenwriter
— 1940
No Score Yet Girl from Rio
  • Screenwriter
— 1939
No Score Yet Undercover Agent
  • Screenwriter
— 1939
No Score Yet Strictly Dynamite
  • Screenwriter
— 1934

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