American screenwriter Lynn Starling was in Hollywood from 1930 to 1946. Apparently not wishing to be stereotyped, Starling scripted soap operas (Back Street), romantic melodramas (Transatlantic), murder mysteries (The Cat and the Canary), and Gothic horror pieces (The Climax). Starling was also a contributor to the ground-breaking psychiatric drama Private Worlds (1935). Lynn Starling's most enduring screenplay -- at least so far as 20th Century Fox was concerned -- was the "three girls on the prowl for millionaire husbands" concoction Three Blind Mice (1938), which Fox remade and re-remade throughout the 1940s.
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The Time, the Place and the Girl
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1946 | |||
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Three Little Girls in Blue
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1946 | |||
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It's a Pleasure
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1945 | |||
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Strange Confession
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1944 | |||
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The Climax
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1944 | |||
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Wintertime
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1943 | |||
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Footlight Serenade
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1942 | |||
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Moon over Miami
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1941 | |||
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A Night at Earl Carroll's
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1940 | |||
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He Married His Wife
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1940 | |||
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The Cat and the Canary
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1939 | |||
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Thanks for the Memory
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1938 | |||
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Three Blind Mice
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1938 | |||
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As Good As Married
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1937 | |||
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Women of Glamour
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1937 | |||
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Give Us This Night
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1936 | |||
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More Than a Secretary
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1936 | |||
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Private Worlds
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1935 | |||
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Shanghai
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1935 | |||
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Down to Their Last Yacht
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1934 | |||
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Love Time
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1934 | |||
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The President Vanishes
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1934 | |||
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Torch Singer
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1933 | |||
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Back Street
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1932 | |||
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Cynara
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1932 | |||
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The First Year
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1932 | |||
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Don't Bet on Women
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1931 | |||
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Meet the Wife
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1931 | |||
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Transatlantic
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1931 | |||
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Dumbbells in Ermine
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1930 | |||
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Oh! For a Man!
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1930 | |||
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Oh, for a Man
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1930 |