Casey Robinson(1903-1979)

Casey Robinson nació el 17 de octubre de 1903 en Utah, EE.UU.. Fue un escritor y director, conocido por El capitán Blood (1935), Días de gloria (1944) y Correo diplomático (1952). Estuvo casado con Tamara Toumanova, Audray Dale y Joan Potts. Murió el 6 de diciembre de 1979 en Sydney, Nueva Gales del Sur, Australia.

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Altura
- 1,83 m
Nacimiento
- 17 de octubre de 1903
- Logan, Utah, Estados Unidos
Fallecimiento
- 6 de diciembre de 1979
- Sídney, Nueva Gales del Sur, Australia(causa no comunicada)
Cónyuges
Otras obras
Unsold pilot: Wrote a pilot for a western TV series called "Outpost" about a woman and her son who run a hotel at a lonely oasis.
Listings de publicidad
- 1 artículo

Curiosidades
He disliked working in collaboration, preferring to receive solo credit for his efforts. He preferred working for Warner Brothers, because he believed that Jack L. Warner was too tight-fisted to fork out extra money for re-writes, thus more of the original script would be featured on screen.

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[on working for Warner Bros. in the 1930s]: A writer was expected to arrive at the studio at nine o'clock in the morning and leave at five o'clock. He was expected to restrict his outside calls to a minimum. They were monitored. Let's face it, you didn't say anything you didn't want heard. A writer was not permitted on the set without the written permission of Jack Warner. This was a regulation. A writer was never invited to see his rushes. He was never invited to a preview. If he wanted to see his own pictures on the screen, he paid his money and went and saw them.