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William Slavens McNutt
Highest Rated:   100% The Lives of a Bengal Lancer (1935)
Lowest Rated:   83% Huckleberry Finn (1931)
Birthday:   Not Available
Birthplace:   Not Available
Former newspaperman William Slavens McNutt made the transition to screenwriter with 1926's The Quarterback. Employed by Paramount in the early 1930s, McNutt made significant contributions to that studio's brace of Mark Twain adaptations, Tom Sawyer (1930) and Huckleberry Finn (1931). He went on to share Academy Award nominations for Lady and Gent (1932) and Charge of the Bengal Lancers (1935), his last film. Reportedly, William Slavens McNutt also directed a handful of Paramount short subjects.

Highest Rated Movies

Filmography

MOVIES

RATING TITLE CREDIT BOX OFFICE YEAR
100% The Lives of a Bengal Lancer
  • Screenwriter
— 1935
No Score Yet You Belong to Me
  • Screenwriter
— 1934
No Score Yet Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch
  • Screenwriter
— 1934
No Score Yet One Sunday Afternoon
  • Screenwriter
— 1933
No Score Yet Lady and Gent (The Challenger)
  • Screenwriter
— 1932
No Score Yet If I Had a Million
  • Screenwriter
— 1932
No Score Yet Strangers in Love
  • Screenwriter
— 1932
83% Huckleberry Finn
  • Screenwriter
— 1931
No Score Yet Tom Sawyer
  • Screenwriter
— 1930
No Score Yet The Light of Western Stars
  • Screenwriter
— 1930
No Score Yet Young Eagles
  • Screenwriter
— 1930

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