A.R. Rawlinson

A.R. Rawlinson

Birthday: 1894-08-09
Deathday: 1984-04-20
Place of birth: London, England, UK
Also know as: Arthur Richard Rawlinson

Bio

A.R. Rawlinson Movies and TV Shows.

Production Credits

Someone at the Door

1950
As Writer
Cloak Without Dagger

1956
As Writer
Cloak Without Dagger

1956
As Producer
Gaslight

1940
As Screenplay
Sexton Blake and the Hooded Terror

1938
As Writer
The Ticket of Leave Man

1937
As Writer
Man of the Moment

1935
As Screenplay
The Chinese Bungalow

1940
As Screenplay
My Sister and I

1948
As Writer
This England

1941
As Writer
Crackerjack

1938
As Screenplay
The White Unicorn

1947
As Screenplay
Gaolbreak

1962
As Writer
The Face at the Window

1939
As Scenario Writer
Leap Year

1932
As Script
Fast and Loose

1954
As Screenplay
Meet Simon Cherry

1949
As Screenplay
Strange Boarders

1938
As Writer
Salute the Toff

1952
As Associate Producer
Dark Secret

1949
As Writer
Scarlet Thread

1951
As Screenplay
Calling Paul Temple

1948
As Writer
Jew Süss

1934
As Scenario Writer
Aunt Sally

1934
As Adaptation
The Blarney Stone

1933
As Writer
The Blarney Stone

1933
As Story
The Black Rider

1954
As Writer
The Black Rider

1954
As Producer
The Broken Horseshoe

1953
As Screenplay
The Face at the Window

1939
As Dialogue
The Third String

1932
As Writer
King Solomon's Mines

1937
As Writer
John Halifax

1938
As Adaptation
John Halifax

1938
As Dialogue
The Last Curtain

1937
As Screenplay
The Man Who Knew Too Much

1934
As Scenario Writer
Celia: The Sinister Affair of Poor Aunt Nora

1949
As Screenplay
Man of the Moment

1935
As Dialogue
There Is Another Sun

1951
As Associate Producer
Stock Car

1955
As Writer
Something in the City

1950
As Associate Producer
Spies of the Air

1939
As Screenplay
Jew Süss

1934
As Screenplay
Operation Diplomat

1953
As Writer
A Cuckoo in the Nest

1933
As Writer
Paul Temple's Triumph

1950
As Screenplay
Paul Temple's Triumph

1950
As Associate Producer
What the Butler Saw

1950
As Writer
Scarlet Thread

1951
As Associate Producer
Lancashire Luck

1938
As Adaptation