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Joseph Moncure March(1899-1977)

  • Writer
  • Producer
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Joseph Moncure March was born on 27 July 1899 in New York City, New York, USA. He was a writer and producer, known for Nous avons gagné ce soir (1949), Les anges de l'enfer (1930) and Toura, déesse de la jungle (1938). He was married to Peggy Prior, Susan Wise and Cyra Thomas. He died on 14 February 1977 in Los Angeles, California, USA.
BornJuly 27, 1899
DiedFebruary 14, 1977(77)
BornJuly 27, 1899
DiedFebruary 14, 1977(77)
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Known for

Robert Ryan and Audrey Totter in Nous avons gagné ce soir (1949)
Nous avons gagné ce soir
7.8
  • Writer
  • 1949
Jean Harlow and Ben Lyon in Les anges de l'enfer (1930)
Les anges de l'enfer
7.3
  • Writer
  • 1930
Toura, déesse de la jungle (1938)
Toura, déesse de la jungle
6.3
  • Writer
  • 1938
The Wild Party
  • Writer

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    • Raquel Welch and James Coco in Wild Party (1975)
      Wild Party
      5.3
      • narrative poem
      • 1975
    • A Touch of Magic (1961)
      A Touch of Magic
      4.4
      Short
      • Writer (as Joseph March)
      • 1961
    • Design for Dreaming (1956)
      Design for Dreaming
      4.0
      Short
      • narrative
      • script (as Joseph March)
      • 1956
    • The American Road (1953)
      The American Road
      5.1
      Short
      • writer
      • 1953
    • Crossroads - U.S.A.
      Short
      • screen play by
      • 1952
    • American Cowboy (1950)
      American Cowboy
      Short
      • Writer (as Joseph M. March)
      • 1950
    • Robert Ryan and Audrey Totter in Nous avons gagné ce soir (1949)
      Nous avons gagné ce soir
      7.8
      • from the poem by
      • 1949
    • Rufe Davis, George Douglas, Robert Livingston, John Merton, Sarah Padden, and Bob Steele in En mauvaise passe (1940)
      En mauvaise passe
      7.6
      • screenplay
      • 1940
    • Judy Canova in Une tête folle (1940)
      Une tête folle
      6.8
      • contributor to treatment (uncredited)
      • 1940
    • John Wayne and Sigrid Gurie in Les déracinés (1940)
      Les déracinés
      6.1
      • original screenplay
      • 1940
    • Chester Morris in Wagons Westward (1940)
      Wagons Westward
      6.7
      • original screenplay
      • 1940
    • Robert Armstrong, Wynne Gibson, Jack La Rue, Louise Platt, and Donald Woods in Forgotten Girls (1940)
      Forgotten Girls
      5.9
      • screenplay
      • 1940
    • Claire Dodd, Frieda Inescort, and Henry Wilcoxon in Woman Doctor (1939)
      Woman Doctor
      8.1
      • screenplay
      • 1939
    • Joe E. Brown and Steffi Duna in Trompe-la-mort (1938)
      Trompe-la-mort
      5.8
      • screenplay
      • 1938
    • Toura, déesse de la jungle (1938)
      Toura, déesse de la jungle
      6.3
      • screenplay
      • 1938

    Producer



    • Design for Dreaming (1956)
      Design for Dreaming
      4.0
      Short
      • associate producer (as Joseph March)
      • 1956

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    Personal details

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    • Alternative names
      • J.M. March
    • Height
      • 1.85 m
    • Born
      • July 27, 1899
      • New York City, New York, USA
    • Died
      • February 14, 1977
      • Los Angeles, California, USA(undisclosed)
    • Spouses
        Peggy PriorFebruary 4, 1932 - February 14, 1977 (his death)
    • Children
      • Lori March
    • Other works
      Book: "The Wild Party", Pascal Covici, Inc.

    Did you know

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    • Trivia
      March's work in turning the silent film classic Les anges de l'enfer (1930) into a talkie is consistently underrated. Martin Scorsese's Hughes biopic Aviator (2004) omits his integral role entirely.

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