W.P. Lipscomb

W.P. Lipscomb

Birthday: 1887-10-01
Deathday: 1958-07-25
Place of birth: Merton, Surrey, England, UK

Bio

W.P. Lipscomb Movies and TV Shows.

Production Credits

The Sign of Four: Sherlock Holmes' Greatest Case

1932
As Screenplay
Les Misérables

1935
As Writer
Dunkirk

1958
As Screenplay
A Tale of Two Cities

1935
As Screenplay
Pygmalion

1938
As Scenario Writer
A Town Like Alice

1956
As Screenplay
Beware of Pity

1946
As Screenplay
Beware of Pity

1946
As Producer
The Garden of Allah

1936
As Screenplay
His Excellency

1952
As Screenplay
The Sun Never Sets

1939
As Screenplay
Pacific Blackout

1941
As Screenplay
Make Me an Offer!

1954
As Screenplay
Make Me an Offer!

1954
As Producer
Where No Vultures Fly

1951
As Screenplay
Robbery Under Arms

1957
As Screenplay
Troubled Waters

1936
As Writer
A Message to Garcia

1936
As Screenplay
Cardinal Richelieu

1935
As Dialogue
Clive of India

1935
As Screenplay
Under Two Flags

1936
As Screenplay
I Was a Spy

1933
As Writer
Me and Marlborough

1935
As Scenario Writer
Me and Marlborough

1935
As Writer
Colonel Blood

1934
As Director
Colonel Blood

1934
As Script
The Man from Toronto

1933
As Writer
There Goes the Bride

1932
As Adaptation
The Good Companions

1933
As Scenario Writer
Splinters

1929
As Writer
The Great Game

1930
As Writer
The Hurricane

1937
As Additional Writing
The Ambitious One

1959
As Writer
Loyalties

1933
As Writer
Balaclava

1928
As Story
Channel Crossing

1933
As Story
Bitter Springs

1950
As Screenplay
Forever and a Day

1943
As Writer
Rookery Nook

1930
As Writer
The Chance of a Night Time

1931
As Writer
The Safe

1930
As Theatre Play
French Leave

1930
As Writer
Mischief

1931
As Writer
Plunder

1930
As Writer
The Speckled Band

1931
As Adaptation
A Night Like This

1932
As Screenplay
Tilly of Bloomsbury

1931
As Writer
Jack's the Boy

1932
As Writer
The King of Paris

1934
As Scenario Writer
Canaries Sometimes Sing

1930
As Adaptation
On Approval

1930
As Adaptation
Lloyd's of London

1936
As Writers' Assistant
There Goes the Bride

1932
As Dialogue
There Goes the Bride

1932
As Scenario Writer
The Mark of Cain

1947
As Adaptation
The Mark of Cain

1947
As Producer