Wilkie C. Mahoney

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Wilkie Mahoney was born on his family's homestead in San MIguel, California, a farming and ranching community in San Luis Obispo County that enveloped an old Spanish mission. Wilkie was nine years old in 1906 when his father was appointed county recorder and moved the family 50 miles south to relative civilization in the city of San Luis Obispo. ... See full bio »

Born:

June 25, 1897 in San Miguel, California, USA

Died:

July 30, 1976 (age 79) in Los Gatos, California, USA

Known For

Some Like It Hot Writer

(1939)

Panama Hattie Writer

(1942)

Whistling in Brooklyn Writer

(1943)

Du Barry Was a Lady Writer

(1943)

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Writer (13 credits)

1961 Three on a Spree

1945 Ziegfeld Follies (uncredited)

1945 Brewster's Millions (screenplay - as Wilkie Mahoney)

1944 The Doughgirls (additional dialogue - as Wilkie Mahoney)

1944 Abroad with Two Yanks (screenplay - as Wilkie Mahoney)

1944 The Heavenly Body (uncredited)

1943 Whistling in Brooklyn (additional dialogue - as Wilkie Mahoney)

1943 Du Barry Was a Lady (additional dialogue - as Wilkie Mahoney)

1942 Whistling in Dixie (additional dialogue - as Wilkie Mahoney)

1942 Panama Hattie (screenplay - as Wilkie Mahoney)

1941 Birth of the Blues (uncredited)

1941 Caught in the Draft (additional dialogue)

1939 Some Like It Hot (screenplay)

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Personal Details

Alternate Names:

Wilkie Mahoney

Height:

6' 3" (1.91 m)

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Personal Quote:

During the days when we had to turn out a radio show in a week, I used to get up the following morning after a show, make coffee in my pajamas (I couldn't afford a coffee pot. Remember that one?) and sit around the house that way all week.