Max Lief (1899–1969)

Writer, Soundtrack

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Max Lief (1899–1969)

Writer, Soundtrack

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Credits
10 titles

Past Film & Video (9 titles)	Budget	Opening Weekend	Gross (US & Canada)	Gross (Worldwide)
Song of the Thin Man (1947) Writer ("Under the Stars") Writer ("Under the Stars") See fewer	$1.7MM
Sleepytime Gal (1942) Writer (screenplay) Writer (screenplay) See fewer
It's in the Stars (1938) (Short) - Lyrics ("It's in the Stars") (uncredited) Lyrics ("It's in the Stars") (uncredited) See fewer
Start Cheering (1938) Lyrics ("The Paper Says Rain" (1937)) (uncredited) Lyrics ("The Paper Says Rain" (1937)) (uncredited) See fewer
Two for Tonight (1935) Writer (play) Writer (play) See fewer
Convention Girl (1935) Writer (additional dialogue) Writer (additional dialogue) See fewer
Fugitive Lovers (1934) Writer ("Under the Stars") Writer ("Under the Stars") See fewer
The Unexpected Father (1932) Writer (additional dialogue) Writer (additional dialogue) See fewer
Possessed (1931) Lyrics ("How Long Will It Last?" (1931)) (uncredited) Lyrics ("How Long Will It Last?" (1931)) (uncredited) See fewer

Past Television (1 title)	Episodes
Damon Runyon Theater (1956) (TV Series) - Writer (original story) (1 episode, 1956) Writer (original story) (1 episode, 1956) See fewer The Face of Johnny Dolliver (Jan 7, 1956) Season 2, Episode 12 - Writer (original story) Writer (original story) See fewer	1

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