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Sidney Buchman
Known for writing · Born 27 March 1902 · Died 23 August 1975 · aged 73
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Sidney Robert Buchman (March 27, 1902 – August 23, 1975) was an American screenwriter and producer who worked on about 40 films from the late 1920s to the early 1970s. He received four Oscar nominations and won once for Best Screenplay for fantasy romantic comedy film Here Comes Mr. Jordan (1941) along with Seton I. Miller.
Known for

Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
1939

Cleopatra
1963

Holiday
1938

Lost Horizon
1937

The Talk of the Town
1942

Here Comes Mr. Jordan
1941

The Sign of the Cross
1932

Theodora Goes Wild
1936

If I Had a Million
1932

The Group
1966

A Song to Remember
1945

The Deadly Trap
1971
Crew (1)
1943SaharaAdditional WritingFilm
Production (3)
1946The Jolson StoryProducer, Additional WritingFilm
1945Over 21Producer, ScreenplayFilm
1937She Married an ArtistProducerFilm
Writing (31)
1977Billy Jack Goes to WashingtonScreenplayFilm
1971The Deadly TrapScenario Writer, Associate ProducerFilm
1966The GroupScreenplay, ProducerFilm
1963CleopatraScreenplayFilm
1961The MarkScreenplayFilm
1951Saturday's HeroScreenplayFilm
1949Jolson Sings AgainScreenplayFilm
1948To the Ends of the EarthWriter, ProducerFilm
1945A Song to RememberWriter, ProducerFilm
1942The Talk of the TownScreenplayFilm
1941Here Comes Mr. JordanScreenplayFilm
1940The Howards of VirginiaScreenplayFilm
1939Mr. Smith Goes to WashingtonScreenplayFilm
1938HolidayScreenplayFilm
1937Lost HorizonScreenplayFilm
1936Theodora Goes WildScreenplayFilm
1936Adventure in ManhattanScreenplayFilm
1936The King Steps OutWriterFilm
1935Love Me ForeverScreenplayFilm
1935She Married Her BossScreenplayFilm
1934His Greatest GambleScreenplayFilm
1934Whom the Gods DestroyScreenplayFilm
1934All of MeScreenplayFilm
1933The Right To RomanceScreenplayFilm
1933From Hell to HeavenWriterFilm
1932The Sign of the CrossScreenplayFilm
1932If I Had a MillionWriterFilm
1932No One ManWriterFilm
1932Thunder BelowWriterFilm
1931Daughter of the DragonDialogueFilm
1931The Beloved BachelorDialogueFilm