Crane Wilbur
🎂 Nov 17, 1886 — 🕯️ Oct 18, 1973 (86 years)
Athens, New York, USA
Crane Wilbur is a screenwriter whose career stretches back to the 1910s. They wrote the film House of Wax. Other titles of theirs include Mysterious Island and The Bat. They have written 63 films, working mainly across genres like crime, thriller, horror.
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The Bat
1959
House of Women
1962
I Won't Play
1944
Quiet, Please
1939
The Declaration of Independence
1938
The Story of Molly X
1949
The Man Without a Country
1937
Canon City
1948
Inside the Walls of Folsom Prison
1951
Swingtime in the Movies
1938
Romance of Louisiana
1937
Yellow Cargo
1936
The Bill of Rights
1939
Outside the Wall
1950
The Patient in Room 18
1938
The Romance Of Robert Burns
1937
The Monroe Doctrine
1939
High School Girl
1934
The Devil On Wheels
1947
Tomorrow's Children
1934
We're in the Legion Now
1936
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House of Women
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1962
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Mysterious Island
Screenplay
1961
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The George Raft Story
Screenplay
1961
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Solomon and Sheba
Writer
1959
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The Bat
Director
1959
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Monkey on My Back
Screenplay
1957
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Battle Stations
Screenplay
1956
Film
The Phenix City Story
Screenplay
1955
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Women's Prison
Screenplay
1955
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Crane Wilbur still alive?
Crane Wilbur passed away on October 18, 1973 at age 86.
What are the most famous roles of Crane Wilbur?
Crane Wilbur is best known for directing House of Wax, Mysterious Island, The Bat.
How many movies has Crane Wilbur directed?
Over a 57-year career (since 1916), Crane Wilbur has directed or written 78 films and worked on 0 TV shows.
What was Crane Wilbur's first movie?
The career of Crane Wilbur began with The Love Liar (1916).
What is Crane Wilbur's most recent movie or series?
Crane Wilbur's most recent release is House of Women, which premiered on April 11, 1962.
Crane Wilbur
1886-11-17 · Athens, New York, USA
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Crane Wilbur (November 17, 1886 – October 18, 1973) was an American writer, actor and director for stage, radio and screen. He was born in Athens, New York and died in Toluca Lake, California.