John Meehan, a Canadian-born playwright and screenwriter of remarkable talent, initially embarked on his professional journey as a stage actor, honing his craft and developing his skills before making the transition to the world of scriptwriting, where he would subsequently go on to earn two esteemed Academy Award nominations for Best Writing, specifically for his outstanding work on the films "The Divorcee", which was released in the year 1930, and "Boys Town", which premiered in 1938.
John Meehan
Deceased · Born: May 8, 1884 · Died: Nov 12, 1954
