About D. D. Beauchamp
Lived 1908 – 1969 (aged 60). D. D. Beauchamp was an American screenwriter.
Daniel D. Beauchamp (August 25, 1908 – March 20, 1969) was an American screenwriter for film and TV.
Biography Daniel D. Beachaump was born in Fairmount, Indiana, to Daniel D. Beauchamp and Alea Wigner.
In the 1930s, Beauchamp wrote fiction and published stories in The Saturday Evening Post.
In 1933, Beauchamp was living in Helena, Montana. In September of that year, he married Eileen Sousa, the granddaughter of John Philip Sousa via his son John Philip Sousa Jr. Following the wedding, they planned to move to Mexico City.
River Lady Screenplay Co-Wrote Screenplay with William Bowers Feudin', Fussin' and A-Fightin' Story, Screenplay
Henry, the Rainmaker Story Leave It to Henry Story, Screenplay
Father Makes Good Written Based on his story "Journey at Sunrise" Abbott and Costello in the Foreign Legion Story Father's Wild Game Story, Screenplay Based on his story "A-Hunting We Will Go"
Belle Le Grand Screenplay Father Takes the Air Screenplay 1952 The San Francisco Story Screenplay Based on the 1949 novel Vigilante by Richard Summers
Gunsmoke Screenplay Based on the novel Roughshod By Norman A. Fox Abbott and Costello Go to Mars Story, Screenplay Co-Wrote Screenplay with Howard Christie and John Grant Law and Order Screenplay Co-Wrote Screenplay with John Bagni and Gwen Bagni Son of Belle Starr Screenplay Co-Wrote Screenplay with Jack DeWitt and William Raynor The Man from the Alamo Screenplay Co-Wrote Screenplay with Steve Fisher The All American Screenplay
She Couldn’t Say No Story, Screenplay Co-Wrote Screenplay with William Bowers and Richard Flournoy Ride Clear of Diablo Screenplay Additional Dialogue Rails Into Laramie Screenplay Co-Wrote Screenplay with Joseph Hoffman Jesse James' Women Story, Screenplay Co-Wrote Screenplay with Don "Red" Barry and William R. Cox Destry Screenplay Based on the novel Destry Rides Again By Max Brand, Co-Wrote Screenplay with Edmund H. North Port of Hell Story Co-Wrote Story with Gil Doud
Man Without a Star Screenplay Based on the novel of the same name by Dee Linford, Co-Wrote Screenplay with Borden Chase Tennessee's Partner Screenplay Based on the short story "Tennessee's Partner" By Bret Harte
Massacre Screenplay The Rawhide Years Screenplay Co-Wrote Screenplay with Earl Felton and Robert Presnell, Jr. Yaqui Drums Screenplay Co-Wrote Screenplay with Jo Pagano 1957 Shoot-Out at Medicine Bend Written Co-Wrote Screenplay with John Tucker Battle
For the Love of Mike Written Natchez Trace Story, Screenplay Co-Wrote Story and Screenplay with William R. Cox 1966 Daniel Boone: Frontier Trail Rider Story, Screenplay Co-Wrote Screenplay with Jack Guss 1968 A Man Called Gannon Screenplay Co-Wrote Screenplay with Borden Chase and Gene R. Kearney 1972 The Bull of The West Screenplay
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Who was D. D. Beauchamp?
American screenwriter (1908-1969)
When was D. D. Beauchamp born?
D. D. Beauchamp was born on 25 August 1908.
When did D. D. Beauchamp die?
D. D. Beauchamp died on 20 March 1969.
What was D. D. Beauchamp's occupation?
D. D. Beauchamp was a screenwriter.
What nationality was D. D. Beauchamp?
D. D. Beauchamp was American.
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