From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Robert N. Lee (12 May 1890 – 18 September 1964) was an American screenwriter. He wrote for 31 films between 1922 and 1945. He was nominated for an Academy Award for Adapted Screenplay at the 4th Academy Awards for Little Caesar. He was born in Butte, Montana and died in Hollywood, California from a heart attack.
1945Captain KiddMovieStory1939Tower of LondonMovieScreenplay1937Armored CarMovieWriter1935While the Patient SleptMovieScreenplay1934The Dragon Murder CaseMovieScreenplay1934Fog Over FriscoMovieAdaptation · Screenplay1933From HeadquartersMovieScreenplay · Story1933The Kennel Murder CaseMovieScreenplay1933The Mysterious RiderMovieWriter193270,000 WitnessesMovieScreenplay1931Little CaesarMovieScreenplay1930The Dude WranglerMovieDialogue · Adaptation1929The MightyMovieStory1927UnderworldMovieScreenplay
1927RitzyMovieWriter1926The Fire BrigadeMovieWriter1926The Silver TreasureMovieScenario Writer
1926The OutsiderMovieWriter
1925As No Man Has LovedMovieAdaptation · Scenario Writer
1924In Love with LoveMovieAdaptation
1924Western LuckMovieWriter1924The Arizona ExpressMovieScenario Writer1923Mile-a-Minute RomeoMovieScenario Writer
1923You Can't Get Away with ItMovieScreenplay1923Cameo KirbyMovieWriter1923Alias the Night WindMovieScenario Writer
1923The Strange Adventures of Prince CourageousMovieWriter
1922Shirley of the CircusMovieScreenplay · Story