Joseph Jefferson Farjeon(1883-1955)

Writer

Joseph Jefferson Farjeon was born on 4 June 1883 in London, England, UK. Joseph Jefferson was a writer, known for The Ghost Camera (1933), Number 17 (1932) and The Phantom Light (1935). Joseph Jefferson was married to Frances Antoinette Wood. Joseph Jefferson died on 6 June 1955 in Hove, East Sussex, England, UK.

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Known for

The Ghost Camera

6.2

Writer(as Jefferson Farjeon)

1933

Number 17

5.6

Writer(as J. Jefferson Farjeon)

1932

The Phantom Light

6.2

Writer(as J. Jefferson Farjeon)

1935

Lightning Conductor

Writer

1938

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ITV Play of the Week
6.6
TV Series
- story
- 1958
Number 17
- play "Number 17"
- 1949
The Chronicles of Ben
TV Mini Series
- original story (as J. Jefferson Farjeon)
- 1948
Triple Bill: Exit/Murder Over Draughts/The Body Was Not Disturbed
TV Movie
- short stories (as J. Jefferson Farjeon)
- 1948
Lightning Conductor
- writer
- 1938
The Last Journey
6.7
- original story (as J. Jefferson Farjeon)
- 1935
The Phantom Light
6.2
- dialogue (as J. Jefferson Farjeon)
- 1935
The Ghost Camera
6.2
- by: {"A Mystery Narrative"} (as Jefferson Farjeon)
- 1933
After Dark
5.2
- additional dialogue
- play (as J. Jefferson Farjeon, as J. Jefferson Farjeon)
- 1932
Number 17
5.6
- by
- play "Number Seventeen" (as J. Jefferson Farjeon, as J. Jefferson Farjeon)
- 1932
My Friend the King
5.0
- screenplay
- story
- 1932
The House Opposite
- play
- 1932
The Rasp
6.2
Short
- Writer
- 1931
Rynox
5.4
- screenplay (uncredited)
- 1931
Two Crowded Hours
5.9
Short
- Writer
- 1931