William M. Conselman
William M. Conselman was born on Jul 10, 1896 in USA. William M. Conselman's big-screen debut came with Bright Lights directed by Robert Z. Leonard in 1925. William M. Conselman is known for Stowaway directed by William A. Seiter, Shirley Temple stars as Ching-Ching aka Barbara Stewart and Robert Young as Tommy Randall. The upcoming new movie William M. Conselman plays is If I Had My Way which will be released on Apr 26, 1940.
William Marien Conselman was at the time of his death one of Hollywood's best-paid writers. Like many others, he came from the ranks of newspaper writers, having worked on papers in both Los Angeles and New York. In 1925 Conselman, along with artist
Birthday
Jul 10, 1896Place of Birth
Brooklyn [now in New York City], New York, USA
Known For
Movies & TV Shows
- 1940
writer
6.0 - 19396.0
- 1939
writer
6.6 - 1938
writer
6.2 - 19387.0
- 1937
writer
6.0 - 1937
writer
6.2 - 1937
writer
6.7 - 1936
writer
7.1 - 1936
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6.1 - 1935
writer
6.8 - 1935
writer
6.4 - 1935
writer
7.6 - 1935
writer
6.8 - 1935
writer
7.0 - 1934
writer
7.2 - 1934
writer
6.0 - 1934
writer
5.6 - 1934
writer
- 1934
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5.8 - 1934
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6.4 - 1934
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5.9 - 1934
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6.3 - 1934
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7.8 - 1934
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6.7 - 1933
producer, writer
5.7 - 1933
writer
5.6 - 1933
writer
6.0 - 1932
writer
6.6 - 1932
writer
4.9 - 1932
writer
6.4 - 1932
writer
6.4 - 1932
writer
- 1931
writer
6.6 - 1931
writer
5.6 - 1930
writer
6.4 - 19306.0
- 1928
writer
6.2 - 1928
writer
6.7 - 1927
writer
- 1927
writer
6.3 - 1926
writer
- 1925
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