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Quentin Reynolds

Quentin Reynolds

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Born: April 11, 1902 · New York City, New York, USA
Died: March 17, 1965 (age 62)

Known for

Call Northside 777
February 13, 1948
London Can Take It!
October 1, 1940
The Miracle of the Bells
March 27, 1948
Secrets of a Nurse
December 2, 1938
Double Scotch & Wry
December 7, 1987
Halfway to Hell
February 21, 1953
Memo for Joe
August 10, 1944
Triple Scotch & Wry
January 1, 1990
Death of a Dream
July 15, 1950

Behind the camera9

1990Triple Scotch & Wry Writer
1987Double Scotch & Wry Additional Writing
1953Halfway to Hell Producer, Writer
1950Death of a Dream Director, Writer
1948The Miracle of the Bells Screenplay
1948Call Northside 777 Adaptation
1944Memo for Joe Writer
1940London Can Take It! Writer
1938Secrets of a Nurse Story

Acting12

1957Naked Africa as Narrator (voice)
1953Mahatma Gandhi: 20th Century Prophet as Narrator (voice)
1953Halfway to Hell as Narrator
1950Cassino to Korea as Commentator (voice)
1950Death of a Dream as Self - Narrator
1950Fifty Years Before Your Eyes as Narrator
1947Golden Earrings as American Journalist
1947Assignment: Tel-Aviv as Narrator
1944Memo for Joe as Self
1942Eagle Squadron as Narrator
1940Christmas Under Fire as Narrator (voice)
1940London Can Take It! as Self - Commentator: War Correspondent, Collier's Weekly (voice)