Charles Grayson
Writer
- Born
- August 15, 1903 · Los Angeles, California, USA
- Died
- May 4, 1973
Charles Grayson was born on August 15, 1903 in Los Angeles, California, USA. He was a writer, known for Underground (1941), Double Alibi (1940) and Freshman Year (1938). He was married to Patty Yeats. He died on May 4, 1973 in Los Angeles, California, USA.
Writer
- 1958The Barbarian and the Geisha
- 1957Battle Hymn
- 1951The Wild Blue Yonder
- 1949Outpost in Morocco
- 1949The Woman on Pier 13
- 1949Red Light
- 1948The Noose Hangs High
- 1942Wild Bill Hickok Rides
- 1942Mug Town
- 1941Thieves Fall Out
- 1941Law of the Tropics
- 1941Bad Men of Missouri
- 1941Underground
- 1940The Boys from Syracuse
- 1940Double Alibi
- 1940Sandy Is a Lady
- 1940She Couldn't Say No
- 1940Private Affairs
- 1940Alias the Deacon
- 1940One Night in the Tropics
- 1940Ma! He's Making Eyes at Me
- 1939Hawaiian Nights
- 1939For Love or Money
- 1939Unexpected Father
- 1939Risky Business
- 1938Swing, Sister, Swing
- 1938Newsboys' Home
- 1938Personal Secretary
- 1938The Devil's Party
- 1938Swing That Cheer
- 1938Freshman Year
- 1938Young Fugitives
- 1938Strange Faces
- 1938Reckless Living
- 1937Top of the Town
- 1937The Man Who Cried Wolf
- 1937You're a Sweetheart
- 1937We Have Our Moments
- 1937The Mighty Treve
- 1937Breezing Home
- 1936Crash Donovan