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AKA:
Ian McLellan Hunter
,
Millard Kaufman
,
Ian McLellan Hunter
,
Robert Rich
,
James Dalton Trumbo
Birthplace:
Montrose, Colorado
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Journalist who turned to screenwriting in the mid-1930s and became one of the "Hollywood Ten" some fifteen years later. Jailed for ten months because of his refusal to cooperate with HUAC and subsequently blacklisted, Trumbo nonetheless turned out a substantial number of screenplays under various pseudonyms, notably "The Brave One" (1956) as Robert Rich, which won an Oscar for Best Writing (Motion Picture Story). Years later, in 1991, it came out that another writer fronted for Trumbo and that he was entitled to another Oscar for his work on "Roman Holiday" (1953). Though the event was a great
Novel as Source Material
1971
Employed as manual worker until VANITY FAIR magazine published first short story
1936
Wrote first screenplays: "Love Begins at 20", "Road Gang", and "Tugboat Princess"
1939
First novel, "Johnny Got His Gun", published
1971
Film directing debut, "Johnny Got His Gun"
1973
Underwent surgery for lung cancer
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