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American screenwriter Eve Greene was employed by MGM in the early 1930s. During this period, Greene frequently contributed to the films of Marie Dressler, including Prosperity (1932) and Tugboat Annie (1933). By the end of the decade she was free-lancing; one of her better efforts during this stage of her career was Paramount's Stolen Heaven, a heady combination of crime melodrama and musical comedy. Eve Greene's 1940s endeavors ranged from the raucous Judy Canova vehicle Joan of Ozark (1942) to the tense film noir Born to Kill (1947).