Biography
Brian Marlow was an American writer active in theatre and film. He wrote several Broadway plays in the 1920s and early 1930s, including The New Gallantry (1925), The Command to Love (1927), Anna (1928), Napi (1931) and Good Men and True (1935). With Viña Delmar he co-wrote the play Bad Girl (1930).
In Hollywood Marlow worked as a screenwriter and contributor on more than thirty films, mainly in the 1930s. His credits include Girls About Town (1931), Dancers in the Dark (1932), Supernatural (1933), The Preview Murder Mystery (1936), The Accusing Finger (1936), Unmarried (1939) and Among the Living (1941). He also supplied the story for Jumping Jacks (1952). Marlow was born in Boston, Massachusetts, in 1893 and died in Woodland Hills, California, in 1949.
