Falkland L. Cary(1897-1989)

Writer
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Falkland L. Cary was born on 2 January 1897 in Kildare, Republic of Ireland. Falkland L. was a writer, known for La tournée du Grand Duke (1929), Watch It, Sailor! (1961) and Les criminels de Londres (1957). Falkland L. died on 7 April 1989 in Fleet, Hampshire, England, UK.

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Known for

Joan Crawford in La tournée du Grand Duke (1929)

La tournée du Grand Duke

3.3

Writer

1929

Watch It, Sailor! (1961)

Watch It, Sailor!

4.8

Writer(as Falkland Carey)

1961

Paul Carpenter, Patricia Dainton, Skip Homeier, and Margaret Rawlings in Les criminels de Londres (1957)

Les criminels de Londres

5.7

Writer

1957

Robert Young and Leila Hyams in Saturday's Millions (1933)

Saturday's Millions

6.0

Writer(as Lucian Cary)

1933

Credits

Writer

Die graue Maus
TV Movie
- Writer
- 1998
Seemann, gib acht!
TV Movie
- play "Sailor Beware!"
- 1997
Seemann, gib Obacht!
TV Movie
- play (as Falkland Cary)
- 1985
Au théâtre ce soir
7.7
TV Series
- play "Big Bad Mouse"
- 1985
Efialtiko paihnidi
TV Movie
- writer
- 1977
To theatro tis Defteras
8.1
TV Series
- Writer
- 1977
Die Maus
TV Movie
- play "Big Bad Mouse"
- 1975
Big Bad Mouse
TV Movie
- author
- 1972
Big Bad Mouse
TV Movie
- original writer
- 1966
Echo
TV Movie
- play
- 1963
Sømænd og svigermødre
6.4
- play "Sailor Beware" (uncredited)
- 1962
Watch It, Sailor!
4.8
- based on the play by
- screenplay (as Falkland Carey)
- 1961
Theatre Night
8.2
TV Series
- play
- 1957–1960
Gentlemen at Twilight
TV Movie
- Writer
- 1958
Our Miss Pemberton
TV Series
- writer (as Falkland Cary)
- 1957

Script and Continuity Department

Personal details

Alternative names
- Falkland Carey
Born
- January 2, 1897
- Kildare, Republic of Ireland
Died
- April 7, 1989
- Fleet, Hampshire, England, UK(cerebral hemorrhage)
Other works
Playwright: "Madame Tic Tac" (filmed as Les criminels de Londres (1957))
Publicity listings
- 3 Articles

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Trivia
Started out as a successful London obstetrician. During the 1940s, he left medicine to become a full-time playwright.

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