From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Samuel Donald Hartman (18 November 1900, New York - 23 March 1958, Palm Springs, California) was an American screenwriter and director. He and Stephen Morehouse Avery were nominated for the Academy Award for Best Story for The Gay Deception (1935).
1980XanaduMovieOriginal Film Writer1958The MatchmakerMovieProducer1958Desire Under the ElmsMovieProducer
1951It's a Big CountryMovieDirector1951Mr. ImperiumMovieDirector · Screenplay1949Holiday AffairMovieas Man Leaving Phone Booth (uncredited) · Director · Producer1948Every Girl Should Be MarriedMovieDirector · Writer · Producer
1947It Had to Be YouMovieDirector · Story · Producer1947Down to EarthMovieScreenplay · Producer1946The Kid from BrooklynMovieAdaptation1945Wonder ManMovieScreenplay1944The Princess and the PirateMovieScreenplay1944Up in ArmsMovieScreenplay · Associate Producer
1943True to LifeMovieScreenplay1942Road to MoroccoMovieScreenplay1942My Favorite BlondeMovieScreenplay1941Nothing but the TruthMovieScreenplay1941Road to ZanzibarMovieScreenplay · Story
1941Life with HenryMovieScreenplay
1940Those Were the Days!MovieScreenplay1940Road to SingaporeMovieScreenplay
1939The Star MakerMovieScreenplay
1939Never Say DieMovieScreenplay
1939Paris HoneymoonMovieWriter
1938Tropic HolidayMovieScreenplay · Story1937Waikiki WeddingMovieScreenplay · Story
1937Champagne WaltzMovieScreenplay1936The Princess Comes AcrossMovieScreenplay
1935CoronadoMovieScreenplay1935The Gay DeceptionMovieScreenplay
1935Redheads on ParadeMovieScreenplay
1935Here Comes CookieMovieScreenplay · Story
1935Old Man RhythmMovieStory1934Romance in ManhattanMovieStory
1930Heads UpMovieLyricist
1930Dangerous Nan McGrewMovieSongs