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Cyril Campion

1893 – 1961

British playwright and screenwriter

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About Cyril Campion

Lived 1893 – 1961 (aged 67–68). Cyril Campion was a British screenwriter, film screenwriter and playwright.

Cyril Theron Campion (1894–1961) was an English playwright and screenwriter. He was the father of the actor Gerald Campion.

Selected filmography Channel Crossing (1933) It's You I Want (1936) A Touch of the Moon (1936) Debt of Honour (1936) Convict 99 (1938) Discoveries (1939)

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Important facts

Born
1893, St Giles
Birth century
Died
1961, London
Also known as
Cyril Theron Campion

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Cyril Campion?

British playwright and screenwriter

When was Cyril Campion born?

Cyril Campion was born in 1893 in St Giles.

When did Cyril Campion die?

Cyril Campion died in 1961 in London.

What was Cyril Campion's occupation?

Cyril Campion was a screenwriter, film screenwriter and playwright.

What nationality was Cyril Campion?

Cyril Campion was British.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Cyril Campion

· Wikidata: Q21176673

· DBpedia: Cyril Campion

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