For over 40 years, composer and lyricist Dorothy Fields penned scores of tunes for stage and screen. Her most frequent collaborator was Jimmy McHugh. In 1936, her song "The Way You Look Tonight" from Swing Time won her an Oscar. Fields sometimes wrote librettos with her older brother Herbert, a noted playwright and screenwriter. Some of their better-known collaborations include Mexican Hayride and Annie Get Your Gun. She is the daughter of popular comic Lew Fields, one half of Weber and Fields. Her other brother Joseph also wrote plays and screenplays.
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Mama, There's a Man in Your Bed
Featured Music |
1989 | |||
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Big Business
Featured Music |
1988 | |||
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Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
Featured Music |
1988 | |||
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Miss Mary
Featured Music |
1986 | |||
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Chinatown
Featured Music |
1974 | |||
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Sweet Charity
Composer (Music Score), Play Author, Screenwriter |
1969 | |||
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The Hell with Heroes
Songwriter |
1968 | |||
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Judy Garland: Judy Garland & Friends
Composer (Music Score) |
1963 | |||
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Annie Get Your Gun
Play Author |
1957 | |||
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So This Is Paris
Composer (Music Score) |
1954 | |||
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Lovely to Look At
Play Author |
1952 | |||
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Texas Carnival
Composer (Music Score) |
1951 | |||
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That's My Boy
Songwriter |
1951 | |||
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Annie Get Your Gun
Book Author |
1950 | |||
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Mexican Hayride
Play Author |
1948 | |||
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The Saxon Charm
Songwriter |
1948 | |||
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Up in Central Park
Play Author |
1948 | |||
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Something for the Boys
Book Author |
1944 | |||
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Stage Door Canteen
Actor |
1943 | |||
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True to the Army
Composer (Music Score) |
1942 | |||
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Father Takes a Wife
Screenwriter |
1941 | |||
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Joy of Living
Composer (Music Score), Screenwriter, Songwriter |
1938 | |||
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Swing Time
Composer (Music Score) |
1936 | |||
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The King Steps Out
Composer (Music Score) |
1936 | |||
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In Person
Songwriter |
1935 | |||
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The Nitwits
Songwriter |
1935 | |||
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Dancing Lady
Composer (Music Score) |
1933 | |||
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Dance Fools Dance
Songwriter |
1931 | |||
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Flying High
Songwriter |
1931 |

