Jan Lustig(1902-1979)

Jan Lustig was born on 23 December 1902 in Brünn, Austria-Hungary [now Brno, Czech Republic]. He was a writer, known for Knights of the Round Table (1953), La dame de Malacca (1937) and Moonfleet (1955). He died on 24 April 1979 in Munich, Bavaria, Germany.

Known for

6.2

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6.6

6.1

Hallo und Adieu
TV Movie
- translation
- 1973
Der Prozeß gegen die neun von Catonsville
TV Movie
- translation
- 1972
Situation Hopeless -- But Not Serious
5.9
- adaptation
- 1965
Elf Jahre und ein Tag
5.9
- writer
- 1963
Town Without Pity
7.2
- adaptation
- 1961
Moonfleet
6.6
- screenplay
- 1955
Knights of the Round Table
6.2
- screen play
- 1953
Torch Song
5.6
- screenplay
- 1953
Young Bess
6.7
- writer
- 1953
The Story of Three Loves
6.7
- screen play
- adaptation (segment "Mademoiselle", segment "Equilibrium")
- 1953
That Forsyte Woman
6.7
- screen play
- 1949
Homecoming
6.8
- adaptation
- 1948
Adventure
6.2
- Writer (uncredited)
- 1945
They Were Expendable
7.2
- screenplay (uncredited)
- 1945
The White Cliffs of Dover
7.0
- screenplay
- 1944

Trivia
Czech-born screenwriter, often billed as H.G. Lustig. Educated at Prague University, he started out in Berlin as a journalist, short story writer and movie critic. He then worked as a writer for Pathe in France before moving to Hollywood, where he was signed by MGM to work on several commercially successful films.

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