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S.H. Barnett. Writer: Father Goose. "Sandy" Barnett was working for the J. Walter Thomspson Agency when he switched careers in the 1930s and began work on the "Lux Radio Theatre" as a producer and director.
- Writer
- September 19, 1908
- S.H. Barnett
- April 14, 1988
S.H. Barnett. Writer: Father Goose. "Sandy" Barnett was working for the J. Walter Thomspson Agency when he switched careers in the 1930s and began work on the "Lux Radio Theatre" as a producer and director.
- September 19, 1908
- April 14, 1988
Based on a story A Place of Dragons by Sanford Barnett, the film won an Oscar for Best Original Screenplay. It introduced the song "Pass Me By" by Cy Coleman and Carolyn Leigh, later recorded by Peggy Lee, Frank Sinatra and others.
Sep 15, 2019 · The Cary Grant film Father Goose was based on a novella by S H Barnett, a scriptwriter. 'A place of dragons'.
S.H. Barnett was an American writer and playwright. He was best known for his plays, which often featured strong female characters. He wrote several plays for Broadway, including "The Great Adventure" (1941), "The Lady from the Sea" (1944), and "The Time of Your Life" (1946).
Houghton sends a submarine to rescue them, and a Japanese patrol boat threatens to sink it, but Eckland manages to destroy the vessel with his own launch, enabling his party of eight to be saved. Based on the short story "A Place of Dragons" by S. H. Barnett (publication undetermined).
Father Goose. Cary Grant comes up with an about-face change of character in this World War II comedy [from a screen story by S. H. Barnett]. As a Japanese plane watcher on a deserted South...
