Don Hartman

Writing·Nov 18, 1900·New York City, New York, USA

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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Samuel Donald Hartman (18 November 1900, New York - 23 March 1958, Palm Springs, California) was an American screenwriter and director. He and Stephen Morehouse Avery were nominated for the Academy Award for Best Story for The Gay Deception (1935).

Film	Credit
The Matchmaker1958 · Producer	Producer
Desire Under the Elms1958 · Producer	Producer
It's a Big Country1951 · Director	Director
Mr. Imperium1951 · Director, Screenplay	Director, Screenplay
Holiday Affair1949 · Man Leaving Phone Booth (uncredited), Director, Producer	Man Leaving Phone Booth (uncredited), Director, Producer
Every Girl Should Be Married1948 · Director, Writer, Producer	Director, Writer, Producer
It Had to Be You1947 · Director, Producer	Director, Producer
Down to Earth1947 · Screenplay, Producer	Screenplay, Producer
Wonder Man1945 · Screenplay	Screenplay
The Princess and the Pirate1944 · Screenplay	Screenplay
Up in Arms1944 · Screenplay	Screenplay
True to Life1943 · Screenplay	Screenplay
Road to Morocco1942 · Screenplay	Screenplay
My Favorite Blonde1942 · Screenplay	Screenplay
Nothing but the Truth1941 · Screenplay	Screenplay
Road to Zanzibar1941 · Screenplay	Screenplay
Life with Henry1941 · Screenplay	Screenplay
Those Were the Days!1940 · Screenplay	Screenplay
Road to Singapore1940 · Screenplay	Screenplay
The Star Maker1939 · Screenplay	Screenplay
Never Say Die1939 · Screenplay	Screenplay
Paris Honeymoon1939 · Writer	Writer
Tropic Holiday1938 · Screenplay	Screenplay
Waikiki Wedding1937 · Screenplay	Screenplay
Champagne Waltz1937 · Screenplay	Screenplay
The Princess Comes Across1936 · Screenplay	Screenplay
Coronado1935 · Screenplay	Screenplay
The Gay Deception1935 · Screenplay	Screenplay
Redheads on Parade1935 · Screenplay	Screenplay
Here Comes Cookie1935 · Screenplay	Screenplay