
Writer
Jane Murfin
Born October 27, 1884 in Quincy, Michigan, USA
Died August 10, 195558 films
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Jane Murfin (October 27, 1884 – August 10, 1955) was an American playwright and screenwriter. The author of several successful plays, she wrote some of them with actress Jane Cowl—most notably Smilin' Through (1919), a sentimental fantasy that was adapted three times for motion pictures. In Hollywood Murfin became a popular screenwriter whose credits include What Price Hollywood? (1932), for which she received an Academy Award nomination. In the 1920s she wrote and produced films for her dog Strongheart, the first major canine star.
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Ranked by acclaim and reachFilmography
58 films- 2008The WomenOriginal Story
- 1944Dragon SeedWriter
- 1943Flight for FreedomAdaptation
- 1941Smilin' ThroughTheatre Play
- 1941Andy Hardy's Private SecretaryScreenplay
- 1940Pride and PrejudiceScreenplay
- 1939The WomenScreenplay
- 1939Stand Up and FightScreenplay
- 1938The Shining HourScreenplay
- 1937I'll Take RomanceScreenplay
- 1936That Girl from ParisStory
- 1936Come and Get ItScreenplay
- 1935Alice AdamsScreenplay
- 1935RobertaScreenplay
- 1934The Little MinisterScreenplay
- 1934Romance in ManhattanScreenplay
- 1934The FountainWriter
- 1934The Life of Vergie WintersScreenplay
- 1934This Man Is MineScreenplay
- 1934The Crime DoctorScreenplay
- 1934SpitfireScreenplay
- 1933After TonightAdaptation
- 1933Ann VickersScreenplay
- 1933Double HarnessScreenplay
- 1933The Silver CordScreenplay
- 1933Our BettersScreenplay
- 1932RockabyeScreenplay
- 1932Smilin' ThroughTheatre Play
- 1932What Price Hollywood?Screenplay
- 1931Way Back HomeScreenplay
- 1931Friends and LoversWriter
- 1931Too Many CooksScreenplay
- 1931White ShouldersScreenplay
- 1930The Pay-OffScreenplay
- 1930Lawful LarcenyWriter
- 1930The Runaway BrideScreenplay
- 1929Dance HallScreenplay
- 1929Seven Keys to BaldpateWriter
- 1929Half MarriageScreenplay
- 1929Side StreetScreenplay
- 1929Street GirlScreenplay
- 1928Lilac TimeTheatre Play
- 1927The Prince of HeadwaitersScreenplay
- 1927The Notorious LadyScreenplay
- 1926The SavageWriter
- 1925A Slave of FashionWriter
- 1925White FangScreenplay
- 1924Flapper WivesTheatre Play
- 1924The Love MasterStory
- 1922Brawn of the NorthStory
- 1922Smilin' ThroughTheatre Play
- 1921The Silent CallScreenplay
- 1921Playthings of DestinyStory
- 1920The Amateur WifeScreenplay
- 1919The Right To LieStory
- 1919A Temperamental WifeTheatre Play
- 1919Marie, Ltd.Writer
- 1918DaybreakTheatre Play


