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Fred Niblo Jr.

Screenwriter | * 01/23/1903 († 70, 02/18/1973) | New York City, New York (United States of America (USA))
Fred Niblo Jr. (January 23, 1903 – February 18, 1973) was a successful American screenwriter. He was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay for the film The Criminal Code (1931) together with Seton I. Miller. Niblo retired from films in 1950 to become a businessman. ()
Most frequent genres for this person: Drama | Crime | Romance / Love

Known for these Movies & Shows

Awards & Nominations for Fred Niblo Jr.

Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay
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Movies with Fred Niblo Jr. as Crew(43)

Writing/Screenplay1950 Convicted
Writing/Writer1948 In This Corner
Writing/Screenplay1948 Incident
Writing/Screenplay1948 Bodyguard
Writing/Screenplay1944 Tampico
Writing/Screenplay1943 The Falcon in Danger
Writing/Screenplay1942 You Can't Escape Forever
Writing/Screenplay1941 Passage from Hong Kong
Writing/Screenplay1941 Three Sons o' Guns
Writing/Screenplay1941 Nine Lives Are Not Enough
Writing/Writer1941 Father's Son
Writing/Screenplay1941 The Wagons Roll at Night
Crew/Additional Writing1940 A Fugitive from Justice
Writing/Writer1940 River's End
Writing/Screenplay1940 An Angel from Texas
Writing/Screenplay1940 The Fighting 69th
Writing/Screenplay1939 No Place to Go
Writing/Screenplay1939 The Cowboy Quarterback
Writing/Screenplay1939 Hell's Kitchen
Writing/Screenplay1938 City Streets
Writing/Screenplay1938 Penitentiary
Writing/Story1938 Little Miss Roughneck
Writing/Screenplay1938 Little Miss Roughneck
Writing/Screenplay1937 Counsel for Crime
Writing/Screenplay1937 All American Sweetheart
Writing/Screenplay1937 The Game That Kills
Writing/Screenplay1936 Roaming Lady
Writing/Writer1936 The Man Who Lived Twice
Writing/Screenplay1936 Lady from Nowhere
Writing/Screenplay1936 You May Be Next!
Writing/Writer1935 Death Flies East
Writing/Screenplay1935 Unknown Woman
Writing/Screenplay1935 Escape from Devil's Island
Writing/Screenplay1934 The Hell Cat
Writing/Writer1934 As Husbands Go
Writing/Writer1934 Among the Missing
Writing/Screenplay1934 Fugitive Lady
Writing/Writer1934 Name the Woman
Writing/Screenplay1933 King of the Jungle
Writing/Dialogue1931 Virtuous Husband
Crew/Additional Dialogue1930 The Criminal Code
Writing/Adaptation1930 The Criminal Code
Crew/Title Graphics1930 The Woman Racket

Full Name: Fred Niblo
Born: Friday, 01/23 1903 (January) in New York City, New York (United States of America (USA))
Died: Sunday, 02/18 1973 (February) in Encino (aged: 70)
Zodiac sign: Aquarius (Chinese zodiac sign: Rabbit)
Other names for Fred Niblo Jr. (nicknames, foreign languages etc.):
"Fred Niblo junior"
Fred Niblo Jr. frequently works together with these people:
Albert S. Rogell (9x, Crew)
Sid Rogell (7x, Crew)
Stuart Holmes (6x, Actor)
Jack Mower (6x, Actor)
Joseph Crehan (6x, Actor)
Chuck Hamilton (6x, Actor)
Sol Gorss (5x, Actor)
Arthur Loft (5x, Actor)
Grace Neville (5x, Crew)
Jack L. Warner (5x, Crew)
John Rawlins (5x, Crew)
WatchPlayStream ID: PEOPLE:655803, Added: 10/25/2018, Last updated: 04/14/2024