Jack Marks(1895-1987)

Writer
Producer

Jack Marks was born on 12 March 1895 in Leeds, West Yorkshire, England, UK. He was a writer and producer, known for Trail Blazers (1953), This Week of Grace (1933) and It's a King (1933). He was married to Iris Dilley. He died on 12 February 1987 in St John's Wood, London, England, UK.

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Trail Blazers

7.0

Writer(as John Marks)

1953

This Week of Grace

5.5

Writer

1933

It's a King

Writer

1933

Up for the Derby

Writer

1933

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Not Wanted on Voyage
5.3
- Writer (uncredited)
- 1957
Trail Blazers
7.0
- original screenplay (as John Marks)
- 1953
Little Big Shot
5.1
- additional dialogue
- 1952
Take Me to Paris
4.3
- additional dialogue
- 1951
Worm's Eye View
5.5
- Writer
- 1951
Up for the Cup
- screenplay
- 1950
Old Mother Riley, Headmistress
4.5
- original story (as Jackie Marks)
- 1950
Old Mother Riley's New Venture
3.9
- screenplay
- 1949
Much Too Shy
6.2
- contributions (as Jack S. Marks)
- 1942
Tilly of Bloomsbury
- Writer
- 1940
Old Mother Riley Joins Up
5.1
- comedy dialogue
- story
- 1939
What a Man!
- writer (as Jackie Marks)
- 1939
Miracles Do Happen
- story
- 1938
Splinters in the Air
- dialogue
- 1937
Why Pick on Me?
- story
- 1937

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Alternative names
- Jack S. Marks
Born
- March 12, 1895
- Leeds, West Yorkshire, England, UK
Died
- February 12, 1987
- St John's Wood, London, England, UK(lung cancer)
Spouse
- Iris Dilley(1 child)

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Knockabout comedian, dancer, singer and comedy screenwriter. He appeared in the inaugural Royal Command Performance of 1912 before HM King George V and HM Queen Mary.

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