No Way Out (1950)

Writer who entered British film in 1936 with Victor Saville's musical comedy IT'S LOVE AGAIN at Gaumont. Other screen credits (alone or in collaboration) include O.H.M.S. and GANGWAY (both 1937), SAILING ALONG and CLIMBING HIGH (both 1938), BITTER SWEET, STRANGE CARGO and THE EARL OF CHICAGO (all 1940), UNHOLY PARTNERS (1941), THE HOUR BEFORE DAWN (1944), TONIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT (1945), ADVENTURE IN BALTIMORE (1949), NO WAY OUT (1950), THE BIG CARNIVAL (a.k.a. ACE IN THE HOLE) and DARLING, HOW COULD YOU! (both 1951), THE SILVER CHALICE and THE LONG WALL (both 1954, both also production exec.) and GREAT DAY IN THE MORNING (1956).  Nominated for Writing (Story and Screenplay) 1950: NO WAY OUT (w. Joseph L. Mankiewicz)  Nominated for Writing (Story and Screenplay) 1951: THE BIG CARNIVAL (w. Walter Newman) 2 nominations