Warren Chetham Strode(1896-1974)

Writer

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Warren Chetham Strode was born on 28 January 1896 in Oxfordshire, England, UK. He was a writer, known for L'Inconnu de Monaco (1952), The Guinea Pig (1948) and Maroussia (1936). He was married to Moira Verschoyle. He died on 26 April 1974 in Sussex, England, UK.

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Known for

Leo Genn, Merle Oberon, and Richard Todd in L'Inconnu de Monaco (1952)

L'Inconnu de Monaco

5.1

Writer

1952

The Guinea Pig (1948)

6.8

Writer

1948

Anna Sten and Henry Wilcoxon in Maroussia (1936)

5.8

Writer(as W. Chetham Strode)

1936

Jeremy Spenser in Background (1953)

6.1

Writer(as Warren Chetham-Strode)

1953

Credits

Writer

Saturday Playhouse
TV Series
- play
- 1960
Armchair Theatre
7.6
TV Series
- adaptation (as Warren Chetham-Strode)
- 1958
Background
TV Movie
- Writer
- 1958
ITV Play of the Week
6.7
TV Series
- play (as Warren Chetham-Strode)
- 1956–1957
Background
6.1
- play
- screenplay (as Warren Chetham-Strode)
- 1953
Kraft Television Theatre
8.0
TV Series
- writer
- 1952
L'Inconnu de Monaco
5.1
- screenplay
- 1952
The Lady with a Lamp
6.4
- screenplay (as Warren Chetham-Strode)
- 1951
Odette, agent S.23
6.8
- screenplay (as Warren Chetham-Strode)
- 1950
The Guinea Pig
7.0
TV Movie
- play
- 1949
The Guinea Pig
6.8
- play
- screenplay
- 1948
Olympic Honeymoon
- Writer
- 1940
The Day Is Gone
TV Movie
- Writer (as W. Chetham-Strode)
- 1939
Theatre Parade
6.5
TV Series
- play (as W. Chetham-Strode)
- 1937
Maroussia
5.8
- screen play (as W. Chetham Strode)
- 1936

Personal details

Alternative names
- W. Chetham-Strode
Born
- January 28, 1896
- Oxfordshire, England, UK
Died
- April 26, 1974
- Sussex, England, UK
Spouse
- Moira VerschoyleJuly 16, 1927 - ? (1 child)
Publicity listings
- 2 Articles

Did you know

Trivia
During World War I he served with the Border Regiment and was awarded the Military Cross.

Nickname
- W. Chetham-Strode

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