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Kenneth Gamet. Writer: Everybody's Hobby. Kenneth Gamet was born on 23 October 1903 in Little Sioux, Iowa, USA. He was a writer and producer, known for Everybody's Hobby (1939), Missing Witnesses (1937) and Last of the Comanches (1953).
- Writer, Producer
- October 23, 1903
- Kenneth Gamet
- October 13, 1971
Kenneth Gamet. Writer: Everybody's Hobby. Kenneth Gamet was born on 23 October 1903 in Little Sioux, Iowa, USA. He was a writer and producer, known for Everybody's Hobby (1939), Missing Witnesses (1937) and Last of the Comanches (1953).
- October 23, 1903
- October 13, 1971
Gamet wrote scripts for radio, screen, and television; he was a co-founder of the Screen Writers Guild, and scripted more than 50 feature films, concluding with Apache Rifle (1964); he then specialized in telewriting; he died on October 13, 1971 in Los Angeles.Kenneth Gamet was a screenwriter and playwrite who began his career ca. 1936, collaborating during his early years with Don Ryan.
Kenneth Gamet is known as an Screenplay, Writer, Story, Additional Dialogue, Adaptation, and Original Story. Some of his work includes Flying Leathernecks, Flying Tigers, Wake of the Red Witch, Blonde Ice, A Lawless Street, Canadian Pacific, Coroner Creek, and The Stranger Wore a Gun.
Kenneth C. Gamet, Jr. GREECE - Kenneth C. Gamet, Jr., passed away Aug. 26, 2023 at age 83. He is predeceased by his parents, Kenneth C. Gamet, Sr. and Doris Gamet (Ward). Kenneth is survived by his wi
- October 17, 1939
- August 26, 2023
American screenwriter Kenneth Gamet joined the Warner Bros. "B" unit in 1937. Gamet's contributions to Warners' included three of the four "Nancy Drew" "B" pictures. From Universal's Pittsburgh (1942) onward, Gamet was among the most frequent writers for John Wayne, collaborating on the scripts of The Duke's Flying Tigers (1943) and Flying ...
Abstract: Kenneth Gamet (d.1971) wrote scripts for radio, screen, and television. He also co-founded the Screen Writers Guild. The collection consists of story outlines, treatments, production notes, memoranda, correspondence, radio scripts, television scripts, original screenplays and supporting materials.
