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John Farrow (I) (1904–1963)

John Farrow wrote short stories and plays during his four-year career in the navy. In the late 1920s he came to Hollywood as a technical advisor for a film about Marines and stayed as a screenwriter, from A Sailor's Sweetheart through Tarzan Escapes. He married Tarzan's Jane, Maureen O'Sullivan, in 1936. He began directing in 1937 ( Men in Exile and West of Shanghai)... See full bio »

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Filmography

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1962-1963 Empire (TV series)
Echo of a Man (1962)
The Tall Shadow (1962)
 
1959 John Paul Jones
 
1957 The Unholy Wife
 
1955 The Sea Chase
 
1953 Hondo
 
1953 Ride, Vaquero!
 
1953 Botany Bay
 
1951 Red Mountain (uncredited)
 
1950 Copper Canyon
 
1949 Alias Nick Beal
 
1948 Beyond Glory
 
1948 The Big Clock
 
1947 Blaze of Noon
 
1947 Calcutta
 
1947 California
 
1945 You Came Along
 
1944 The Hitler Gang
 
1943 China
 
1942 Wake Island
 
1939 Reno
 
1939 Full Confession
 
1939 Five Came Back
 
1939 Sorority House
 
1938 Comet Over Broadway (uncredited)
 
1938 My Bill
 
1937 Men in Exile
 
1936 Tarzan Escapes (uncredited)
 
1934 The Spectacle Maker (short) (as John Villiers Farrow)
 
Show ShowWriter (29 titles)
1959 John Paul Jones (writer)
 
1956 Around the World in Eighty Days (screenplay)
 
1953 Ride, Vaquero! (uncredited)
 
1949 Red, Hot and Blue (screenplay)
 
1935 Last of the Pagans (original story and screenplay / as John Villiers Farrow)
 
1934 The Spectacle Maker (short) (as John Villiers Farrow)
 
1933 Don Quixote (collaborator: english version)
 
1931 The Common Law (screen story)
 
1931 Their Mad Moment (contract writer - uncredited)
 
1931 A Woman of Experience (adapted from the play: "The Registered Woman" / screen play & dialogue by)
 
1930 Inside the Lines (dialogue)
 
1930 Shadow of the Law (scenario)
 
1930 The Bad One (story)
 
1929 The Four Feathers (titles - uncredited)
 
1929 The Wheel of Life (adaptation)
 
1929 A Dangerous Woman (writer)
 
1929 The Wolf Song (writer)
 
1928 Three Weekends (adaptation)
 
1928 The Woman from Moscow (screenplay / titles)
 
1928 The First Kiss (adaptation)
 
1928 Ladies of the Mob (writer)
 
1928 The Blue Danube (story)
 
1928 The Showdown (titles)
 
1928 The Bride of the Colorado (story)
 
1927 The Wreck of the Hesperus (story)
 
1927 White Gold (titles)
 
Show ShowProducer (6 titles)
1957 The Unholy Wife (producer)
 
1956 Back from Eternity (producer)
 
1955 The Sea Chase (producer)
 
1951 Submarine Command (co-executive producer - uncredited)
 
1951 His Kind of Woman (producer)
 
1947 California (producer)
 
Show ShowActor (4 titles)
1955 The Shrike
Englishman (uncredited)
 
1953 King of the Khyber Rifles
Cpl. Stuart (uncredited)
 
1942 Commandos Strike at Dawn
British Naval Officer (uncredited)
 
1933 Don Quixote (assistant director)
 
1933/I Don Quichotte (assistant director)
 
1933/II Don Quichotte (assistant director)
 
Show ShowSoundtrack (1 title)
1955 The Sea Chase (lyrics: "Steh'ich in finstrer Mitternacht" - uncredited)
 

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Personal Details


Alternate Names:

John V. Farrow | John Villiers Farrow

Height:

5' 11½" (1.82 m)
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Trivia:

Roman Catholic convert. See more »

Star Sign:

Aquarius