About Charles J. Wilson
Lived 1894 – 1974 (aged 79). Charles J. Wilson was an American screenwriter.
Charles J. Wilson Jr. (March 3, 1894—January 22, 1974) was a screenwriter and director in the United States. L. W. Chaudet directed some of the films he wrote.
The Battle for Chili Con Carne (1916)
The Greater Law (1917)
Cheyenne's Pal (1917), adaptation of story by John Ford who directed
The Love Brokers (1918)
Wild Life (1918), from a story by M. V. Dearing
Watch Your Watch (1918)
The Ghost Girl (1919)
Society for Sale, from story by Ruby Mildred Ayres
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Who was Charles J. Wilson?
American writer (1894-1974)
When was Charles J. Wilson born?
Charles J. Wilson was born on 3 March 1894 in New York City.
When did Charles J. Wilson die?
Charles J. Wilson died on 22 January 1974 in Los Angeles.
What was Charles J. Wilson's occupation?
Charles J. Wilson was a screenwriter.
What nationality was Charles J. Wilson?
Charles J. Wilson was American.
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