Walter Woods
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American screenwriter Walter Woods inaugurated his film career in 1917. Among Woods' early credits were several Fatty Arbuckle features, including Gasoline Gus (1921) and Brewster's Millions (1922). Weathering the scandal that killed Arbuckle's career, Woods remained at the comedian's home studio of Paramount, working on such major releases as director James Cruze's Beggar on Horseback (1925) and Old Ironsides (1926). Walter Woods' association with Cruze extended into the talkie era with Universal's Sutter's Gold (1936).
Highest Rated Movies
Filmography
MOVIES
RATING | TITLE | CREDIT | BOX OFFICE | YEAR |
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No Score Yet | The Night Flyer |
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— | 1928 |
No Score Yet | Stark Love |
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— | 1927 |
100% | Old Ironsides |
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— | 1926 |
88% | Beggar on Horseback |
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— | 1925 |
No Score Yet | The Goose Hangs High |
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— | 1925 |
No Score Yet | The Night Club |
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— | 1925 |
No Score Yet | The Pony Express |
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— | 1925 |
No Score Yet | Welcome Home |
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— | 1925 |
No Score Yet | The Fighting Coward |
|
— | 1924 |
81% | Merton of the Movies |
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— | 1924 |
33% | Thirty Days |
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— | 1922 |
100% | Brewster's Millions |
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— | 1921 |
No Score Yet | Life of the Party |
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— | 1920 |
No Score Yet | The Grim Game |
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— | 1919 |
No Score Yet | Hawthorne of the USA |
|
— | 1919 |
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