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Anita Loos

Anita Loos

Highest Rated: 100% Red Headed Woman (1932)

Lowest Rated: 29% The Struggle (1931)

Birthday: Apr 26, 1888

Birthplace: Mount Shasta, Sissons, California, USA

Actress and journalist turned teenage scenarist who landed a contract with Biograph in 1912. Loos earned a reputation for writing satirical intertitles and, during the sound era, breezily cynical dialogue. She enjoyed a fruitful association with D.W. Griffith and played a significant role in the early career of Douglas Fairbanks. Loos is best known for her 1925 comic novel, "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes," which she adapted for the screen and stage. Her second husband was director John Emerson (1875-1956) and her third, writer-director Richard Sale.

Filmography

Movies

Credit
88% 83% Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Writer - 1953
94% 91% A Tree Grows in Brooklyn Writer - 1945
No Score Yet 62% They Met in Bombay Screenwriter - 1941
75% 60% Strange Cargo Screenwriter - 1940
40% 25% Susan and God Screenwriter - 1940
90% 70% Babes in Arms Writer - 1939
94% 87% The Women Screenwriter - 1939
No Score Yet 85% Saratoga Screenwriter - 1937
92% 71% San Francisco Screenwriter - 1936
No Score Yet 47% Riffraff Screenwriter - 1935
No Score Yet No Score Yet Biography of a Bachelor Girl Screenwriter - 1935
No Score Yet 70% Midnight Mary Writer - 1933
100% 70% Red Headed Woman Writer - 1932
29% 36% The Struggle Screenwriter - 1931
No Score Yet No Score Yet Dangerous Business Producer - 1920
No Score Yet No Score Yet Down to Earth Writer - 1917
No Score Yet No Score Yet Wild and Woolly Writer - 1917
No Score Yet No Score Yet His Picture in the Papers Screenwriter - 1916
98% 77% Intolerance Writer - 1916
No Score Yet No Score Yet Intolerance - Part 2 Writer - 1916
No Score Yet No Score Yet The Social Secretary Screenwriter - 1916
No Score Yet No Score Yet Intolerance - Part 1 Writer - 1916
No Score Yet No Score Yet The Matrimaniac Screenwriter - 1916
No Score Yet 60% The Half-Breed Screenwriter - 1916
No Score Yet 80% The Musketeers of Pig Alley Writer - 1912
No Score Yet No Score Yet The New York Hat Screenwriter - 1912

TV

Credit
No Score Yet No Score Yet What's My Line? Guest 1974