Malcolm Stuart Boylan

Malcolm Stuart Boylan

Birthday: 1897-04-13
Deathday: 1967-04-03
Place of birth: Chicago, Illinois, USA
Also know as: Malcolm S. Boylan

Bio

Malcolm Stuart Boylan Movies and TV Shows.

Production Credits

Dr. Cyclops

1940
As Screenplay
Prep and Pep

1928
As Writer
Masquerade

1929
As Screenplay
Masquerade

1929
As Dialogue
Boston Blackie and the Law

1946
As Additional Dialogue
Red River Valley

1941
As Writer
The Blue Eagle

1926
As Title Graphics
Alaska

1944
As Screenplay
Madame Racketeer

1932
As Writer
Alias Mr. Twilight

1946
As Dialogue
The Unknown

1946
As Screenplay
The Man Who Dared

1946
As Additional Dialogue
The Phantom Thief

1946
As Additional Dialogue
The Joy Girl

1927
As Writer
Sharp Shooters

1928
As Writer
Bedside Manner

1945
As Screenplay
Keeper of the Bees

1947
As Writer
One Too Many

1950
As Screenplay
Magnificent Brute

1921
As Story
Devil Pays Off

1941
As Screenplay
Mercy Island

1941
As Screenplay
Devil Dogs of the Air

1935
As Writer
Girl from Havana

1940
As Writer
A Yank at Oxford

1938
As Screenplay
Girl from God's Country

1940
As Writer
Customs Agent

1950
As Screenplay
Sailors on Leave

1941
As Screenplay
Remember Pearl Harbor

1942
As Screenplay
For the Love of Rusty

1947
As Screenplay
Shipmates

1931
As Dialogue
Politics

1931
As Story
Cheaters at Play

1932
As Writer
The Son of Rusty

1947
As Screenplay
U-Boat Prisoner

1944
As Additional Dialogue
Mr. District Attorney

1941
As Screenplay
Not Quite Decent

1929
As Writer
The Lone Wolf and His Lady

1949
As Screenplay
Hell Divers

1932
As Screenplay
Strong Boy

1929
As Writer
Soldiers Three

1951
As Screenplay
Shipwrecked

1926
As Writer
Flaming Gold

1932
As Screenplay
A Lady's Profession

1933
As Screenplay
The Lady's from Kentucky

1939
As Screenplay
The Red Kimona

1925
As Writer
If I Had a Million

1932
As Writer
Outlaws of Red River

1927
As Title Designer
Black Cyclone

1925
As Writer
Two Girls Wanted

1927
As Writer
Dangerous Waters

1936
As Screenplay
Woman Wise

1928
As Writer
The River Pirate

1928
As Writer
Magic Fountain

1963
As Screenplay
St. Louis Blues

1939
As Writer
The Prince of Pilsen

1926
As Title Illustration
Plastered in Paris

1928
As Title Designer
Making the Grade

1929
As Writer
The Fate of a Flirt

1925
As Screenplay
Publicity Madness

1927
As Screenplay
The Danger Girl

1926
As Writer