A.P. Younger
Personal Info
Known for
Writing
Gender
Male
Birthday
1890-09-25
Day of Death
1931-11-29 (41 years old)
Place of Birth
Sacramento - California - USA
A.P. Younger
Biography
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A.P. Younger; born Andrew Percy Younger (September 25, 1890 – November 29, 1931) was an American screenwriter. He wrote for 60 films between 1919 and 1931. He was born in Sacramento, California and committed suicide on November 29, 1931, in Hollywood, California.
Crew
Fair and Warmer
Screenplay
(1931)
The Single Sin
Story
(1931)
Flying High
Screenplay
(1930)
Swellhead
Story
(1930)
(1930)
Extravagance
Story
(1930)
Sunny Skies
Writer
(1930)
The Girl Said No
Story
(1928)
A Lady of Chance
Scenario Writer
(1928)
Alias Jimmy Valentine
Adaptation
(1928)
Forbidden Hours
Story, Screenplay
(1928)
While the City Sleeps
Writer
(1928)
The Latest from Paris
Writer
(1927)
Slide, Kelly, Slide
Scenario Writer
(1927)
In Old Kentucky
Screenplay, Story
(1927)
The Taxi Dancer
Writer
(1927)
Twelve Miles Out
Scenario Writer
(1927)
Tillie the Toiler
Writer
(1927)
Wild Geese
Screenplay
(1926)
College Days
Screenplay, Story
(1926)
The Midnight Sun
Writer
(1926)
Brown of Harvard
Screenplay
(1926)
The Beautiful Cheat
Writer
(1925)
Adventure
Writer
(1925)
The Devil's Cargo
Writer
(1925)
Morals for Men
Screenplay
(1925)
Souls for Sables
Screenplay
(1925)
Under the Rouge
Screenplay, Story
(1924)
The Torrent
Director, Scenario Writer
(1924)
Women Who Give
Writer
(1924)
Husbands and Lovers
Adaptation
(1924)
Why Men Leave Home
Adaptation
(1923)
Abysmal Brute
Writer
(1923)
Drifting
Writer
(1923)
Pleasure Mad
Writer
(1922)
The Lone Hand
Writer
(1922)
The Galloping Kid
Scenario Writer
(1922)
Second Hand Rose
Writer
(1922)
The Trouper
Writer
(1922)
The Flirt
Adaptation
(1921)
Rich Girl, Poor Girl
Scenario Writer
(1921)
Desperate Youth
Screenplay
(1921)
All Dolled Up
Writer
(1921)
Moonlight Follies
Writer
(1921)
Danger Ahead!
Writer
(1921)
The Kiss
Writer
(1920)
The Walk-Offs
Writer
(1920)
Are All Men Alike?
Writer