Mae West
Filmography

Mae West

Section Title: Filmography
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Year	Film	Role	Writer(s)	Co-stars	Director	Studio

1932	Night After Night	Maudie Triplett	Story: Louis Bromfield Screenplay: Vincent Lawrence Continuity: Kathryn Scola Additional dialogue (uncredited): Mae West	George Raft Constance Cummings Wynne Gibson	Archie Mayo	Paramount Pictures

1933	She Done Him Wrong	Lady Lou	Screenplay: Harvey F. Thew and John Bright Based on the play "Diamond Lil" by Mae West	Cary Grant Owen Moore Gilbert Roland	Lowell Sherman

I'm No Angel	Tira	Story, Screenplay and All Dialogue: Mae West Suggestions: Lowell Brentano Continuity: Harlan Thompson	Cary Grant Gregory Ratoff Edward Arnold	Wesley Ruggles

1934	Belle of the Nineties	Ruby Carter	Mae West	Roger Pryor Johnny Mack Brown Katherine DeMille	Leo McCarey

1935	Goin' to Town	Cleo Borden	Screenplay: Mae West Story: Marion Morgan and George B. Dowell	Paul Cavanagh Gilbert Emery Marjorie Gateson	Alexander Hall

1936	Klondike Annie	The Frisco Doll Rose Carlton Sister Annie Alden	Screenplay: Mae West Story: Marion Morgan and George B. Dowell And material suggested by Frank Mitchell Dazey	Victor McLaglen Phillip Reed Helen Jerome Eddy	Raoul Walsh

Go West, Young Man	Mavis Arden	Screenplay: Mae West Based on the play "Personal Appearance" by Lawrence Riley	Warren William Randolph Scott Alice Brady	Henry Hathaway

1937	Every Day's a Holiday	Peaches O'Day	Mae West	Edmund Lowe Charles Butterworth Charles Winninger	A. Edward Sutherland

1940	My Little Chickadee	Flower Belle Lee	Mae West and W. C. Fields	W. C. Fields Joseph Calleia Dick Foran	Edward F. Cline	Universal Pictures

1943	The Heat's On	Fay Lawrence	Fitzroy Davis & George S. George and Fred Schiller	Victor Moore William Gaxton Lester Allen	Gregory Ratoff	Columbia Pictures

1970	Myra Breckinridge	Leticia Van Allen	Screenplay: Michael Sarne and David Giler Based on the novel by Gore Vidal	Raquel Welch John Huston Farrah Fawcett	Michael Sarne	20th Century Fox

1978	Sextette	Marlo Manners Lady Barrington	Screenplay: Herbert Baker Based on the play by Mae West	Timothy Dalton Dom DeLuise Tony Curtis	Ken Hughes	Crown International Pictures

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In 1933, Mae West played "Lady Lou" in She Done Him Wrong.

final_sentence: In 1933, Mae West played "Lady Lou" in She Done Him Wrong.