STAGECOACH1939
Stagecoach
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Source of Film
SOURCE OF FILM
![Stage to Lordsburg, Collier's magazine April 10, 1937](../../_images/movies/stagecoach/colliers_19370410_120.png)
Ernest Haycox (1899-1950) was a U.S. Army veteran who had been posted along the Mexican border and served in Europe during World War I before becoming a pulp fiction writer in the early 1920s. He wrote more than 300 short stories and during the 1930s was a frequent contributor to Collier's Weekly.
Dudley Nichols (1895-1960), a veteran screenwriter and frequent collaborator with director John Ford, turned Haycox's story into a script. He holds an Academy Award footnote as being the first artist to refuse an Oscar - for The Informer (1935) - because the Screen Writers Guild was on strike at the time.
Producer Detail
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![John Ford (1937)](../../_images/people/john_ford/john_ford_1937_120.png)
- John Ford
- Universal Film Manufacturing
- (1914-1915)
- Rex Motion Pictures
- (1916)
- Bison Motion Pictures
- (1917)
- Universal Film Manufacturing
- (1917-1920)
- Fox Film
- (1920-1935)
- 20th Century-Fox
- (1935-1942), (1945-1952)
- U.S. Naval Reserve
- (1942-1945)
- various
- (1953-1976)
Stagecoach was Ford's first non-silent western.