Actor
Marian Constance Blackton
January 18, 1901 · New York City, New York
Marian Constance Blackton (January 18, 1901 – December 12, 1993) was an American screenwriter and actress known for her work in silent film.
The daughter of Vitagraph Studios founder J. Stuart Blackton, Marian began work as a script supervisor before writing scripts full time for the studio, including The Gilded Highway (1926), Becky (1927) and Buttons (1927). After the Stock Market Crash of 1929 caused the financial devastation of the Blackton family, Marian briefly took up work as an actress in low budget films such as Maniac (1934) and Marihuana (1936) before retiring from the film industry completely.
Often works with
Gardner James
3 titles together
The Passionate Quest, Hell-Bent for Heaven, The Happy Warrior
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Bill Woods
3 titles together
Maniac, Marihuana, Marihuana
Horace B. Carpenter
2 titles together
Maniac, Marihuana
Gertrude Olmstead
2 titles together
Buttons, Becky
John Harron
2 titles together
Hell-Bent for Heaven, Bride of the Storm
Wilfrid North
2 titles together
Hell-Bent for Heaven, The Happy Warrior
