- Black-listed for Communism in 1950.
- Emigrated to England in 1951, to avoid consequences of the black-list. He lived there until his death.
- Trapped abroad (UK) when US State Dept refused to renew his regular passport. Considered a threat to US security.
- The son of a judge.
- Graduated from Yale University.
- Began writing after failing to make the grade as a stockbroker.
- Noted for his satirical observations of American high society, best exemplified by "The Philadelphia Story".
- Acted in the film "Not So Dumb" starring friend Marion Davies and directed by King Vidor.
- Was proudest of his work in "Keeper of the Flame.".
- Was a frequent guest of William Randolph Hearst and Marion Davies at San Simeon.
- Sons, Ames Ogden Stewart, Donald.
- Is portrayed by David Gow in Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle (1994).
- Second wife was the widow of Lincoln Steffens, the muckraker.
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