Edward E. Paramore Jr.(1895-1956)

Edward E. Paramore Jr. was born on 17 September 1895 in Manchester, Massachusetts, USA. He was a writer, known for Master of Men (1933), Only the Brave (1930) and The Santa Fe Trail (1930). He died on 1 May 1956 in Shreveport, Louisiana, USA.

Known for

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The Sea of Grass
6.3
- contributor to screenplay (uncredited)
- 1947
The Virginian
6.4
- screenplay (uncredited)
- 1946
The Fighting Guerrillas
6.4
- screenplay (as Edward E. Paramore)
- 1943
Tombstone: The Town Too Tough to Die
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- screenplay (as Edward E. Paramore)
- 1942
Mystery Sea Raider
6.4
- screenplay
- 1940
The Crooked Road
6.7
- original story and adaptation (as E.E. Paramore Jr.)
- 1940
20 Mule Team
6.4
- Writer (as Edward E. Paramore)
- 1940
Man of Conquest
6.1
- screenplay (as E.E. Paramore Jr.)
- 1939
The Oklahoma Kid
6.4
- screen play
- from an original story by (as Edward E. Paramore, as Edward E. Paramore)
- 1939
Three Comrades
7.1
- screen play (as Edward E. Paramore)
- 1938
Portia on Trial
5.9
- adaptation
- additional dialogue
- 1937
Trouble for Two
6.4
- screen play
- 1936
Three Godfathers
7.3
- screen play
- 1936
The Farmer Takes a Wife
6.5
- contributor to special sequences
- 1935
Rocky Mountain Mystery
5.9
- screenplay
- 1935

Alternative names
- E.E. Paramore Jr.
Born
- September 17, 1895
- Manchester, Massachusetts, USA
Died
- May 1, 1956
- Shreveport, Louisiana, USA(freight elevator accident)
Other works
Stage: Wrote (w/George Abbott and Hyatt Daab) "Ringside", produced on Broadway. NOTE: Filmed as Night Parade (1929)).
Publicity listings
- 2 Articles

Trivia
F .Scott Fitzgerald's collaborator on the script of "Three Comrades," the only screenplay for which Fitzgerald ever received screen credit. Fitzgerald had based an unsympathetic character on Paramore in his novel "The Beautiful and the Damned." The two men had a tumultuous relationship when Fitzgerald was forced to work with Paramore at MGM in the 1930s.

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