Jules Furthman

Jules Furthman was a magazine and newspaper writer when he began writing for films in 1915. When the U.S. entered WWI Furthman used the name "Stephen Fox" for his screenplays because he thought his name sounded too German, but he reverted to his real name after the war. Furthman became one of the most prolific, and well-known, screenwriters of his time, and was responsible for the screenplays of some of Hollywood's most highly regarded films, such as Mutiny on the Bounty (1935), To Have and Have Not (1944) and Nightmare Alley (1947).

Crew

Shanghai Express

The Docks of New York

Screenplay, Story

To Have and Have Not

Mutiny on the Bounty

Only Angels Have Wings

The Love Gambler

Scenario Writer

Nightmare Alley

Writer, Producer

Spawn of the North

The White Circle

New York Nights

For the Defense

Come and Get It

The Great Redeemer

Treasure Island

Scenario Writer

The Way of All Flesh

The Shanghai Gesture

The Lincoln Highwayman

Sackcloth and Scarlet

North of Hudson Bay

Story, Screenplay

The Cheater Reformed

Scenario Writer

The Yellow Ticket

The Land of Jazz

Director, Story, Screenplay

A Sporting Chance

The Way of All Flesh

You'd Be Surprised

Story, Screenplay

The Case of Lena Smith

The City Gone Wild

Screenplay, Story

A Japanese Nightingale

Story, Screenplay

Where the West Begins

The Masked Heart

Fashions for Women

Calvert's Valley

Merely Mary Ann

Abie's Irish Rose

Up Romance Road

Hearts or Diamonds?

Pawn Ticket 210

Scenario Writer

Scenario Writer

Shackles of Truth

Wives and Other Wives

Screenplay, Story

This Hero Stuff

Screenplay, Story

All the World to Nothing

Hobbs in a Hurry

Scenario Writer

Would You Forgive?

Screenplay, Story

Twins of Suffering Creek

Scenario Writer

A Camouflage Kiss

A Sister to Salome

The Ragged Heiress