Eliot Stannard(1888-1944)

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Eliot Stannard nació el 1 de marzo de 1888 en Londres, Inglaterra. Fue un escritor y director, conocido por The Laughing Cavalier (1917), El inquilino (1927) y Profit and the Loss (1917). Estuvo casado con Patricia Bingham-Johns. Murió el 21 de noviembre de 1944 en Kensington, Londres, Inglaterra.

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The Laughing Cavalier

1.1

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1917

El inquilino

7.3

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1927

Profit and the Loss

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1917

Fatal Fingers

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1916

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To Brighton with Gladys
- writer
- 1933
Above Rubies
Cortometraje
- Guion
- 1932
Her Soldier Boy
Cortometraje
- Guion
- 1931
A Safe Affair
- Guion
- 1931
The Officers' Mess
- Guion
- 1931
The Hate Ship
6.1
- scenario
- 1929
The American Prisoner
6.8
- writer
- 1929
La isla del pecado
6.2
- scenario
- 1929
Champagne
5.4
- scenario
- 1928
Not Quite a Lady
- writer
- 1928
Tommy Atkins
- scenario
- 1928
The Vortex
6.2
- writer
- 1928
Inmoralidad
5.4
- scenario
- 1928
The Farmer's Wife
5.8
- adaptated for the screen by
- 1928
Sailors Don't Care
- writer
- 1928

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Sitio oficial
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Nombre alternativo
- David Lestrange
Nacimiento
- 1 de marzo de 1888
- Putney, Londres, Inglaterra, Reino Unido
Defunción
- 21 de noviembre de 1944
- Kensington, Londres, Inglaterra, Reino Unido
Cónyuge
- Patricia Bingham-Johns1916 - ?
Otros trabajos
Ivor Novello and his musical, "The Rat," was performed at the Prince of Wales's Theatre in London, England with Ivor Novello, Isabel Jeans, W. Cronin Wilson, Dorothy Batley, Kathleen Grace, Jean Webster Brough, Nancy Pawley, and Hannah Jones in the cast.

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His mother was Henrietta Eliza Vaughan Stannard (b. 1856), who became famous as a children's writer under the pen name "John Strange Winter", but who added to her reputation with many books of light fiction dealing with military life, as well as extensive journalism on matters affecting women. Her 1985 children's story "Bootles Baby" provided the nickname for her son. Her husband and Eliot's father was Arthur Stannard, a civil engineer.