The Screen Writer (1950)
This short film focuses on the job of the Hollywood screenwriter.
Top billed cast
Charles BrackettSelf (uncredited)
Franklyn FarnumScreenwriter (uncredited)
Wilton GraffProducer / Screenwriter (uncredited)- Raymond LargayProducer (uncredited)
Vera MilesYoung Actress (uncredited)
Tom MooreBit Role (uncredited)
Robert PattenYoung Actor (uncredited)
Dan RissThe Screen Writer
Dore ScharySelf (uncredited)- Darryl F. ZanuckSelf (uncredited)
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