Daniel D. Beauchamp (August 25, 1908 – March 20, 1969) was an American screenwriter for film and TV.
Biography Daniel D. Beachaump was born in Fairmount, Indiana, to Daniel D. Beauchamp and Alea Wigner.
In the 1930s, Beauchamp wrote fiction and published stories in The Saturday Evening Post. He published a short story titled "Journey at Sunrise" in Good Housekeeping, which was later adapted for the screen as Father Makes Good.
In 1933, Beauchamp was living in Helena, Montana. In September of that year, he married Eileen Sousa, the granddaughter of John Philip Sousa via his son John Philip Sousa Jr. Following the wedding, they planned to move to Mexico City.
Filmography Films Year Film Credit Notes 1947The Wistful Widow of Wagon GapStoryCo-Wrote Story with William Bowers1948River LadyScreenplay Co-Wrote Screenplay with William BowersFeudin', Fussin' and A-Fightin'Story, Screenplay1949Henry, the RainmakerStoryLeave It to HenryStory, Screenplay1950Father Makes GoodWrittenBased on his story "Journey at Sunrise"The Golden Gloves StoryStoryCo-Wrote Story with William F. SellersAbbott and Costello in the Foreign LegionStoryFather's Wild GameStory, ScreenplayBased on his story "A-Hunting We Will Go"1951Belle Le GrandScreenplayFather Takes the AirScreenplay 1952The San Francisco StoryScreenplayBased on the 1949 novel Vigilante by Richard Summers1953GunsmokeScreenplayBased on the novel Roughshod By Norman A. FoxAbbott and Costello Go to MarsStory, ScreenplayCo-Wrote Screenplay with Howard Christie and John GrantLaw and OrderScreenplayCo-Wrote Screenplay with John Bagni and Gwen BagniSon of Belle StarrScreenplayCo-Wrote Screenplay with Jack DeWitt and William RaynorThe Man from the AlamoScreenplayCo-Wrote Screenplay with Steve FisherThe All AmericanScreenplay1954She Couldn’t Say NoStory, ScreenplayCo-Wrote Screenplay with William Bowers and Richard FlournoyRide Clear of DiabloScreenplayAdditional DialogueRails Into LaramieScreenplayCo-Wrote Screenplay with Joseph HoffmanJesse James' WomenStory, ScreenplayCo-Wrote Screenplay with Don "Red" Barry and William R. CoxDestryScreenplayBased on the novel Destry Rides Again By Max Brand, Co-Wrote Screenplay with Edmund H. NorthPort of HellStoryCo-Wrote Story with Gil Doud1955Man Without a StarScreenplayBased on the novel of the same name by Dee Linford, Co-Wrote Screenplay with Borden ChaseTennessee's PartnerScreenplayBased on the short story "Tennessee's Partner" By Bret Harte1956MassacreScreenplayThe Rawhide YearsScreenplayCo-Wrote Screenplay with Earl Felton and Robert Presnell, Jr.Yaqui DrumsScreenplayCo-Wrote Screenplay with Jo Pagano 1957Shoot-Out at Medicine BendWrittenCo-Wrote Screenplay with John Tucker Battle1960For the Love of MikeWrittenNatchez TraceStory, ScreenplayCo-Wrote Story and Screenplay with William R. Cox 1966Daniel Boone: Frontier Trail RiderStory, ScreenplayCo-Wrote Screenplay with Jack Guss 1968A Man Called GannonScreenplayCo-Wrote Screenplay with Borden Chase and Gene R. Kearney 1972The Bull of The WestScreenplay
Television Year TV Series Credit Notes 1953Four Star PlayhouseWriter2 Episodes1955Crown Theatre with Gloria SwansonWriter1 EpisodeSo This Is HollywoodWriter1 EpisodeFather Knows BestWriter1 Episode 1955-56CheyenneWriter2 Episodes1956Screen Directors PlayhouseWriter1 EpisodeCelebrity PlayhouseWriter2 EpisodesFord Television TheaterWriter1 Episode 1957Zane Grey TheaterWriter1 Episode 1957-59TrackdownWriter7 Episodes1958Yancy DerringerWriterTelephone TimeWriter1 Episode 1958-59Tales of Wells FargoWriter3 Episodes 1958-60Bat MastersonWriter4 Episodes 1959Tombstone TerritoryWriter1 Episode 1959-60Wanted: Dead or AliveWriter9 Episodes 1960-61Stagecoach WestWriter, Story Consultant38 Episodes1962RawhideWriter1 EpisodeThe Tall ManWriter1 Episode1963Temple HoustonWriter1 EpisodeThe VirginianWriter1 Episode 1965-69Daniel BooneWriter29 Episodes 1967Gentle BenWriter1 Episode
References
External links
D.D. Beauchamp at BFI