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James O'Hanlon (1910-1969) was a writer and soundtrack composer for movies and TV shows. He wrote Destination Moon, Calamity Jane, Lucky Me and other films, and created TV series such as My Favorite Husband, 77 Sunset Strip and Cheyenne.
- Writer, Soundtrack
- August 13, 1910
- James O'Hanlon
- April 6, 1969
James "Jimmy" O'Hanlon of Lincoln Place (Pittsburgh), PA died peacefully on Thursday, December 14th surrounded by his family after a valiant fight with cancer.He was born Homest... View James O'Hanlon's obituary, send flowers, find service dates, and sign the guestbook.
Actor James Hanlon was most commonly known for his roles in television dramas. He also was featured in the miniseries "Danielle Steel's "Zoya"" (1995-96). A few of his roles at the time were also in movies like the Michael Waite comedic drama "Fun Down There" (1990) and "Bringing Out the Dead"...
James O'Hanlon is a creative and science writer who explores the world of spiders and their secret lives in his debut non-fiction book. He has also published science articles in various media outlets and won the NEWC Fellowship in 2021.
James O'Hanlon was a writer of movies and TV shows, born in 1910 in New York and died in 1969 in California. He wrote Destination Moon, Calamity Jane and Lucky Me, among others.
- August 13, 1910
- April 6, 1969
Watch videos of James O'Hanlon, an artist, illustrator and science communicator from Australia. See his intricate sign painting, mural and octopus artworks in timelapse and close-up.
James O'Hanlon was a Hollywood screenwriter who also wrote musicals and TV shows. He collaborated with his brother George and worked on films such as Calamity Jane and Destination Moon.
