Talk:Earl Derr Biggers

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I was abt to add

, and for the seven films made from his Seven Keys to Baldpate.

until i started wondering which was the famous version & discovered that my film expert has never heard of it.

What gives with this -- is it marginally famous as a bad movie, like Jack Benny's jokes about starring in The Horn Blows at Midnight?

IMDb list of the 7 versions seemed to have no recognizable names in the cast of the last 4 -- other than Jason Robards, Sr, recognizable for giving his name to the one yr thinking of and who may have made 207 films without done anything more notable than a minor role in Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House, and having second billing in the lost film Docks of San Francisco!

OK, i found the Cohan play, but the above may be of interest ... to someone who's really bored....

--Jerzy·t 30 June 2005 19:27 (UTC)