
John Meehan, a Canadian-born playwright and screenwriter (initially a stage actor), was a two-time Academy Award Best Writing nominee for The Divorcee (1930) and Boys Town (1938).
1976That's Entertainment, Part IIMovieThanks
1948Three Daring DaughtersMovieScreenplay
1945The Valley of DecisionMovieScreenplay
1944KismetMovieScreenplay
1940Seven SinnersMovieScreenplay
1939Babes in ArmsMovieAdditional Writing
1938Boys TownMovieScreenplay
1938StardustMovieScreenplay
1937Madame XMovieScreenplay
1936His Brother's WifeMovieScreenplay
1935Peter IbbetsonMovieAdditional Writing
1935I've Been AroundMovieStory · Screenplay
1934The Painted VeilMovieScreenplay
1934What Every Woman KnowsMovieScreenplay
1934Sadie McKeeMovieScreenplay
1933Dinner at EightMovieWriter
1933The Prizefighter and the LadyMovieScreenplay
1933Stage MotherMovieWriter
1933When Ladies MeetMovieScreenplay
1932The Washington MasqueradeMovieDialogue
1932Letty LyntonMovieWriter
1931The Phantom of ParisMovieDialogue
1931This Modern AgeMovieAdditional Dialogue
1931Son of IndiaMovieAdditional Dialogue
1931The Miracle WomanMovieTheatre Play
1931A Free SoulMovieDialogue
1931Strangers May KissMovieDialogue
1930A Lady's MoralsMovieDialogue
1930Mrs. LiesMovieScreenplay
1930The DivorceeMovieScript Supervisor · Dialogue
1929The Lady LiesMovieScreenplay · Theatre Play