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Walter Greenwood(1903-1974)

  • Writer
  • Producer
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Walter Greenwood was born on 17 December 1903 in Salford, Greater Manchester, England, UK. He was a writer and producer, known for Les Naufragés de la vie (1941), No Limit (1935) and Chance of a Lifetime (1950). He was married to Pearl Alice Osgood. He died on 13 September 1974 in Isle of Man, UK.
BornDecember 17, 1903
DiedSeptember 13, 1974(70)
BornDecember 17, 1903
DiedSeptember 13, 1974(70)
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Deborah Kerr and Clifford Evans in Les Naufragés de la vie (1941)
Les Naufragés de la vie
6.6
  • Writer
  • 1941
No Limit (1935)
No Limit
6.3
  • Writer
  • 1935
Chance of a Lifetime (1950)
Chance of a Lifetime
6.8
  • Writer
  • 1950
Much Too Shy (1942)
Much Too Shy
6.2
  • Writer
  • 1942

Credits

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  • ITV Play of the Week (1955)
    ITV Play of the Week
    6.6
    TV Series
    • play
    • 1967
  • Thursday Theatre
    6.8
    TV Series
    • writer
    • 1964
  • The Secret Kingdom
    TV Mini Series
    • novel and adaptation
    • 1960
  • Bob Dylan, David Warner, Ursula Howells, Reg Lye, and Maureen Pryor in The Madhouse on Castle Street (1963)
    BBC Sunday-Night Play
    8.5
    TV Series
    • adaptation
    • novel
    • 1960
  • Blackpool Show Parade
    TV Series
    • play
    • 1959
  • BBC Sunday-Night Theatre (1950)
    BBC Sunday-Night Theatre
    7.2
    TV Series
    • play
    • 1954
  • Chance of a Lifetime (1950)
    Chance of a Lifetime
    6.8
    • original screenplay
    • 1950
  • The Cure for Love (1949)
    The Cure for Love
    7.5
    • play
    • 1949
  • La Dernière barricade (1949)
    La Dernière barricade
    6.4
    • screenplay
    • 1949
  • A City Speaks (1947)
    A City Speaks
    6.5
    • Writer
    • 1947
  • Much Too Shy (1942)
    Much Too Shy
    6.2
    • screen adaptation
    • 1942
  • Deborah Kerr and Clifford Evans in Les Naufragés de la vie (1941)
    Les Naufragés de la vie
    6.6
    • adaptation
    • novel
    • 1941
  • No Limit (1935)
    No Limit
    6.3
    • story
    • 1935

Producer



  • Deborah Kerr and Clifford Evans in Les Naufragés de la vie (1941)
    Les Naufragés de la vie
    6.6
    • associate producer
    • 1941

Personal details

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  • Born
    • December 17, 1903
    • Salford, Greater Manchester, England, UK
  • Died
    • September 13, 1974
    • Isle of Man, UK
  • Spouse
    • Pearl Alice Osgood1937 - 1944 (separated)
  • Other works
    Stage: Wrote source material (novel) for "Love on the Dole," adapted by Ronald Gow at the Garrick Theatre in London, England, with Wendy Hiller in the cast. NOTE: Filmed as Les Naufragés de la vie (1941), Twentieth Century Theatre: Love on the Dole (1960), Love on the Dole (1967)
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    English writer, whose 1932 novel "Love on the Dole" detailed the plight of the Lancashire poor during the depression. It was later turned into a successful play and was filmed in 1941. Greenwood wrote further socially-conscious novels which never quite matched the success of his earlier work. He also set up a movie production company, Greenpark, in 1938, which made films for the British government.

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