Seton I. Miller Net Worth

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Seton I. Miller Net Worth is
$400,000

Seton I. Miller Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018

Seton I. Miller was one of Hollywood's most accomplished writers of action and adventure films in the 1930's and 40's. A graduate of Yale University, he initially entered the film industry with MGM as an actor and 'technical advisor' on Brown of Harvard (1926), a collegiate romance first filmed at Essanay in 1917. Miller did not see himself as an ...

Date Of BirthMay 3, 1902
Died1974-03-29
Place Of BirthChehalis, Washington, USA
Height5' 11" (1.8 m)
ProfessionWriter, Producer, Miscellaneous Crew
NationalityUS
SpouseBonita J. Miller
Star SignTaurus
#Fact
1Graduated from Everett High School in Everett, WA, in 1919. Among the other graduates that year was Max Miller, who would later write the novel "I Cover the Waterfront", which was made in a film (I Cover the Waterfront (1933)).

Writer

TitleYearStatusCharacter
Pete's Dragon2016based on a story by
Pete's Dragon1977story
A Knife for the Ladies1974screenplay / story
Rogue for Hire1960TV Series creator / writer: pilot
The Last Mile1959screenplay
Istanbul1957screenplay / story
Lux Video Theatre1956TV Series original screenplay - 1 episode
Bengal Brigade1954adaptation
The Shanghai Story1954screenplay
The Mississippi Gambler1953writer
Queen for a Day1951screenplay
The Man Who Cheated Himself1950screenplay / story
Convicted1950screenplay
Fighter Squadron1948written by
Singapore1947screenplay / story
Calcutta1947written for the screen by
California1947uncredited
Two Years Before the Mast1946screenplay
Ministry of Fear1944screenplay
Trial by Trigger1944Short screenplay - uncredited
The Black Swan1942adaptation - as Seton I.Miller / screenplay - as Seton I.Miller
Secret Enemies1942story "Mr. Farrell" - uncredited
My Gal Sal1942screenplay
This Woman Is Mine1941screenplay
Here Comes Mr. Jordan1941screen play
The Sea Hawk1940screen play
Castle on the Hudson1940screen play
Dust Be My Destiny1939uncredited
The Dawn Patrol1938screen play
Valley of the Giants1938screenplay
The Adventures of Robin Hood1938original screenplay: based upon ancient Robin Hood legends
Penitentiary1938writer
Back in Circulation1937additional dialogue - uncredited
Kid Galahad1937screen play
San Quentin1937contributor to screenplay construction - uncredited
Marked Woman1937additional dialogue - uncredited
Bullets or Ballots1936screen play / story
The Leathernecks Have Landed1936screenplay
Two in the Dark1936screenplay
Frisco Kid1935screenplay / story
'G' Men1935screenplay / story
It Happened in New York1935screenplay
Murder on a Honeymoon1935screenplay
The St. Louis Kid1934screen play
Marie Galante1934contributor to dialogue - uncredited
Charlie Chan's Courage1934
Murder in Trinidad1934screenplay
Come On, Marines!1934uncredited
Master of Men1933writer
Midnight Club1933screenplay
Gambling Ship1933writer
The Eagle and the Hawk1933screenplay
Murders in the Zoo1933written by
Criminel1933writer
Hot Saturday1932screenplay
Once in a Lifetime1932adaptation
The Last Mile1932screenplay
The Crowd Roars1932
Scarface1932continuity / dialogue
The Criminal Code1931adaptation & added dialogue
Today1930scenario
The Dawn Patrol1930adaptation & dialogue
Harmony at Home1930adaptation / screenplay
The Lone Star Ranger1930scenario
The Far Call1929scenario
The Air Circus1928scenario
Girl-Shy Cowboy1928story
The Cowboy Kid1928story
Fazil1928writer
A Girl in Every Port1928scenario
Wolf Fangs1927screenplay / story
High School Hero1927
Two Girls Wanted1927
Paid to Love1927

Producer

TitleYearStatusCharacter
Rogue for Hire1960TV Series producer
Queen for a Day1951associate producer
The Sound of Fury1950associate producer
Fighter Squadron1948producer
Calcutta1947producer
California1947producer
The Bride Wore Boots1946producer
Two Years Before the Mast1946associate producer
Ministry of Fear1944associate producer

Miscellaneous

TitleYearStatusCharacter
The Great O'Malley1937screenplay construction contributor - uncredited
Scarface1932continuity

Won Awards

YearAwardCeremonyNominationMovie
1942OscarAcademy Awards, USABest Writing, ScreenplayHere Comes Mr. Jordan (1941)

Nominated Awards

YearAwardCeremonyNominationMovie
1931OscarAcademy Awards, USABest Writing, AdaptationThe Criminal Code (1931)

Known for movies

Writer

Scarface (1932)
as Writer

Writer

The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938)
as Writer

Writer

Pete's Dragon (2016)
as Writer

Writer

The Black Swan (1942)
as Writer

Source
IMDB Wikipedia

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