Donald W. Lee(1895-1978)

Writer

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Donald W. Lee was born on 2 November 1895 in Manistee, Michigan, USA. Donald W. was a writer, known for La petite dame (1923), Doomsday (1928) and Jack le centaure (1925). Donald W. was married to Geraldine May Jessup Timmons and Beatrice Erwin. Donald W. died on 17 December 1978 in Los Angeles, California, USA.

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Known for

Bessie Love in La petite dame (1923)

Writer

1923

Gary Cooper and Florence Vidor in Doomsday (1928)

6.2

Writer

1928

Hoot Gibson in Jack le centaure (1925)

Jack le centaure

6.3

Writer(as Don Lee)

1925

Fred Burns, Frank Ellis, Tom Keene, Bobby Nelson, Victor Potel, and Lee Shumway in Partners (1932)

5.2

Writer

1932

Credits

Writer

It's Great to Be Alive
5.5
- contributing writer (uncredited)
- 1933
L'or sanglant
6.7
- story
- 1933
The Boiling Point
6.2
- story and scenario
- 1932
Partners
5.2
- dialogue
- from the story by
- 1932
The Ruling Voice
5.9
- by
- 1931
Doomsday
6.2
- screenplay
- 1928
Tin Hats
- adaptation
- 1926
Jack le centaure
6.3
- story and scenario (as Don Lee)
- 1925
Le brigand gentilhomme
5.9
- scenario (uncredited)
- 1925
Teeth
3.7
- scenario
- 1924
Le dernier homme sur terre
6.2
- scenario
- 1924
Oh, You Tony!
- story and scenario (as Don W. Lee)
- 1924
Ladies to Board
- scenario (as Don W. Lee)
- 1924
La petite dame
- adaptation
- screenplay
- 1923

Personal details

Alternative names
- Don W. Lee
Born
- November 2, 1895
- Manistee, Michigan, USA
Died
- December 17, 1978
- Los Angeles, California, USA(acute indigestion)
Spouses
Relatives
Publicity listings
- 1 Article

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Brother of Rowland V. Lee, Robert N. Lee.

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