Arnaud d'Usseau(1916-1990)

Writer

Arnaud d'Usseau was born on 18 April 1916 in Los Angeles, California, USA. He was a writer, known for Horror Express (1972), Just Off Broadway (1942) and Lady Scarface (1941). He was married to Marie-Christine and Susan Wells (Weledniger). He died on 29 January 1990 in Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA.

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Known for

Horror Express

6.5

Writer

1972

Just Off Broadway

6.1

Writer

1942

Lady Scarface

5.7

Writer(as Arnaud D'Usseau)

1941

Repent at Leisure

5.6

Writer

1941

Credits

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Writer

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TV Series
- play: Deep Are the Roots
- 1976
Ladies of the Corridor
7.7
TV Movie
- Writer
- 1975
The Death Wheelers
5.8
- screenplay
- 1973
Horror Express
6.5
- screenplay
- 1972
Profonde sono le radici
TV Movie
- play
- 1957
BBC Sunday-Night Theatre
7.0
TV Series
- writer
- 1950
Tomorrow, the World!
6.6
- play "Tomorrow the World" (as Armand D'Usseau)
- 1944
Just Off Broadway
6.1
- original screenplay
- 1942
The Man Who Wouldn't Die
6.6
- screen play
- 1942
Who Is Hope Schuyler?
5.5
- screenplay
- 1942
Lady Scarface
5.7
- original screenplay (as Arnaud D'Usseau)
- 1941
Repent at Leisure
5.6
- story
- 1941
One Crowded Night
6.0
- screen play
- 1940

Personal details

Alternative names
- Armand D'Usseau
Born
- April 18, 1916
- Los Angeles, California, USA
Died
- January 29, 1990
- Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA(complications from stomach cancer surgery)
Spouses
Parents
Relatives
- Loring d'Usseau(Sibling)
Other works
James Gow and his play, "Tomorrow, The World," was performed at the Hanna Theatre in Cleveland, Ohio with Russell Collins in the cast.