Anthony Coldeway(1887-1963)

Anthony Coldeway wurde am 1 August 1887 in Louisville, Kentucky, USA geboren. Er war Autor und Regisseur, bekannt für Pacific Liner (1939), Die Liebe der Betty Patterson (1928) und Men of the Hour (1935). Er starb am 29 Januar 1963 in Los Angeles, California, USA.

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Colt .45
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Fernsehserie
- geschichte von
- fernsehspiel von (as Anthony Coldewey)
- 1957
Four Star Playhouse
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Fernsehserie
- geschichte
- 1954
Prairie Express
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- original screenplay
- 1947
The Spider
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- Drehbuch (Nicht genannt)
- 1945
Vigilantes of Dodge City
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- drehbuch (as Anthony Coldewey)
- 1944
Code of the Prairie
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- drehbuch (as Anthony Coldewey)
- 1944
Marshal of Reno
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- ursprüngliche geschichte
- drehbuch (as Anthony Coldewey)
- 1944
Tucson Raiders
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- drehbuch
- 1944
A Scream in the Dark
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- screen play (as Anthony Coldewey)
- 1943
Death Valley Manhunt
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- drehbuch (as Anthony Coldewey)
- 1943
The West Side Kid
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- original screenplay
- 1943
Calling Wild Bill Elliott
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- drehbuch
- 1943
The Gorilla Man
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- original screenplay (as Anthony Coldewey)
- 1943
The Hidden Hand
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- screen play by (as Anthony Coldewey)
- 1942
Busses Roar
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- ursprüngliche geschichte
- drehbuch (as Anthony Coldewey)
- 1942

Wissenswertes
American screenwriter, in Hollywood as a scenarist for 2-reel shorts from 1911. He spent much of his career under contract to Warner Brothers (1927-29 and 1936-42), where he primarily handled westerns and crime dramas for Bryan Foy's B-unit. He adapted a number of his screenplays from his own original stories.