W.R. Burnett

W.R. Burnett

Birthday: 1899-11-25
Deathday: 1982-04-25
Place of birth: Springfield, Ohio, USA
Also know as: William Riley Burnett

Bio

W.R. Burnett Movies and TV Shows.

Production Credits

The Beast of the City

1932
As Story
The Great Escape

1963
As Screenplay
Action in the North Atlantic

1943
As Additional Dialogue
The Racket

1951
As Screenplay
The Get-Away

1941
As Screenplay
Nobody Lives Forever

1946
As Screenplay
Nobody Lives Forever

1946
As Novel
Background to Danger

1943
As Screenplay
High Sierra

1941
As Screenplay
High Sierra

1941
As Novel
Colorado Territory

1949
As Novel
I Died a Thousand Times

1955
As Novel
I Died a Thousand Times

1955
As Screenplay
Dark Command

1940
As Novel
Little Caesar

1931
As Novel
King of the Underworld

1939
As Story
The Jackals

1967
As Story
Accused of Murder

1956
As Novel
Accused of Murder

1956
As Screenplay
Arrowhead

1953
As Novel
This Gun for Hire

1942
As Screenplay
The Asphalt Jungle

1950
As Novel
Illegal

1955
As Screenplay
San Antonio

1945
As Screenplay
Iron Man

1951
As Novel
Short Cut to Hell

1957
As Screenplay
Night People

1954
As Screenplay
The Badlanders

1958
As Novel
Cool Breeze

1972
As Novel
Law and Order

1932
As Novel
Dark Hazard

1934
As Novel
Dangerous Mission

1954
As Writer
Cairo

1963
As Novel
The Finger Points

1931
As Writer
Stiletto

1969
As Writer
Dr. Socrates

1935
As Story
Law and Order

1953
As Novel
Crash Dive

1943
As Story
Belle Starr's Daughter

1948
As Screenplay
Sergeants 3

1962
As Writer
Wake Island

1942
As Screenplay
Wake Island

1942
As Story
Some Blondes Are Dangerous

1937
As Novel
Scarface

1932
As Dialogue
Yellow Sky

1948
As Story
4 for Texas

1963
As Writer
Captain Lightfoot

1955
As Novel
Captain Lightfoot

1955
As Writer
Law and Order

1940
As Screenplay
The Lawbreakers

1961
As Writer
September Storm

1960
As Screenplay
Scarface

1932
As Continuity
The Whole Town's Talking

1935
As Story
Ice Station Zebra

1968
As Screenplay
Wild West Days

1937
As Novel
Vendetta

1950
As Screenplay
The Man I Love

1946
As Additional Writing