Sonya Levien
Writing • 1888-12-25 • Panimunik, Russia Empire
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Sonya Levien (born Sara Opesken; 25 December 1888 – 19 March 1960) was a Russian-born American screenwriter. She became one of the highest earning female screenwriters in Hollywood in the 1930s and would help a number of directors and film stars transition from silent films to talkies. In 1955 she received an Academy Award for her screenplay Interrupted Melody.
Known For
7.1Quo Vadis
1951
7.3The Hunchback of Notre Dame
1939
6.6Oklahoma!
1955
6.5Drums Along the Mohawk
1939
6.7In Old Chicago
1938
7.6Lucky Star
1929
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Filmography
- 1962★ 4.9
- 1960★ 6.4
- 1957★ 6.2
- 1956★ 6.1
- 1955★ 6.6
- 1955★ 5.0
- 1955★ 5.8
- 1954★ 6.3
- 1952★ 6.3
- 1951★ 7.1
- 1948★ 5.9
- 1947★ 6.0
- 1946★ 6.4
- 1945★ 6.6
- 1945★ 7.2
- 1945★ 6.6
- 1943★ 6.7
- 1941★ 6.6
- 1939★ 7.3
- 1939★ 6.5
- 1938★ 6.7
- 1938★ 6.3
- 1938★ 6.5
- 1938★ 6.0
- 1938★ 6.0
- 1936★ 6.5
- 1936★ 7.0
- 1936★ 7.0
- 1935★ 6.0
- 1935★ 7.0
- 1934★ 6.3
- 1934★ 8.0
- 1933★ 6.4
- 1933★ 5.9
- 1933★ 7.3
- 1933★ 7.0
- 1932★ 6.2
- 1932★ 10.0
- 1932★ 7.0
- 1931★ 5.4
- 1931★ 6.5
- 1931★ 4.3
- 1931★ 4.7
- 1931★ 5.5
- 1930★ 6.8
- 1930★ 6.8
- 1930★ 4.8
- 1930★ 5.2
- 1930★ 7.0
- 1929★ 7.6
- 1929★ 6.9
- 1929★ 4.1
- 1929★ 6.4
- 1929★ 10.0
- 1929★ 10.0
- 1929★ 3.7
- 1928★ 6.4
- 1928★ 5.7
- 1927★ 10.0
- 1927★ 8.0
- 1927★ 7.0
- 1926★ 9.0
- 1926★ 7.0
- 1925★ 10.0
- 1923★ 9.0
- 1923★ 9.0
- 1922★ 10.0
- 1922★ 7.0
- 1921★ 10.0
- 1921★ 10.0
- 1919★ 8.0
