Writing
Edward Chodorov
Born 17 April 1904 in New York City, New York, USA · Died 9 October 1988
32 credits
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Edward Chodorov (April 17, 1904 – October 9, 1988), was a Broadway playwright, and the writer or producer of over 50 motion pictures. Chodorov was blacklisted in 1953 by Hollywood studios for his failure to cooperate with the House Committee on Un-American Activities. He was identified as a Communist Party member by Jerome Robbins.
Known for
Writing 17
- 1952MacaoFilmWriter
- 1951Kind LadyFilmScreenplay, Theatre Play
- 1948Road HouseFilmScreenplay
- 1947The HuckstersFilmAdaptation
- 1946UndercurrentFilmScreenplay
- 1945Those Endearing Young CharmsFilmScreenplay
- 1943Corvette K-225FilmScreenplay
- 1938Spring MadnessFilmScreenplay
- 1938Yellow JackFilmScreenplay
- 1938Woman Against WomanFilmScreenplay
- 1937The League of Frightened MenFilmScreenplay
- 1935Kind LadyFilmTheatre Play
- 1934Madame du BarryFilmWriter
- 1933The Mayor of HellFilmScreenplay
- 1933The World ChangesFilmScreenplay
- 1933Captured!FilmScreenplay
- 1933Convention CityFilmWriter
Acting 1
Production 13
- 1948Road HouseFilmProducer
- 1939Tell No TalesFilmProducer
- 1938Rich Man, Poor GirlFilmProducer
- 1937The League of Frightened MenFilmProducer
- 1937Devil's PlaygroundFilmAssociate Producer
- 1936Craig's WifeFilmAssociate Producer
- 1935In CalienteFilmProducer
- 1935Living on VelvetFilmProducer
- 1935Alibi IkeFilmProducer
- 1934DesirableFilmProducer
- 1933The Mayor of HellFilmProducer
- 1933The World ChangesFilmProducer
- 1933Captured!FilmProducer
Crew 1
Filmography from TMDB.