Oliver Drake
Biography
Oliver Drake was an American screenwriter and director, primarily known for his contributions to the Western genre. Over his career, he wrote and directed numerous low-budget Westerns, including Today I Hang (1942). Drake's work was instrumental in shaping the B-Western film landscape during the 1930s and 1940s.
Personal Info
Known For
Writing
Known Credits
199
Gender
Male
Birthday
1903-05-28
Place of Birth
Boise, Idaho, USA
Also Known As
Clarence Oliver Drake, C.O. Drake, Ollie Drake, William Drake, Revilo Ekard, Clint Johnson, Ollie Milliken, James Oliver
Known For
Red Blood and Blue 
The Mummy and the Curse of the Jackals 
Outlaw Treasure 
Lonesome Trail 
Sunset Carson Rides Again 
The Drifter 
They Ran for Their Lives 
Saddle Serenade 
Riders of the Dawn 
The Parson and the Outlaw 
Across The Rio Grande 
A Lust to Kill 
Billy the Kid Outlawed 
The Kid from Gower Gulch 
The Silver Bullet 
The Las Vegas Strangler 
A Scarlet Week-End 
Lawless Code 
Song of the Sierras 
Border Guns 
Texas Tornado 
The Mojave Kid 
West of Cheyenne 
War of the Range 
Born to Battle 
Battling Marshal 
Roaring Westward 
Trail to Mexico 
West of the Alamo 
Springtime in Texas 
Trail of Terror 
Today I Hang 
The Reckless Rider 
Deep in the Heart of Texas 
Ride a Wild Stud 
Border Buckaroos 
Kansas Cyclone 
West of Texas 
Fighting Valley 
Deadline 
Fighting Mustang 
Rainbow Over the Rockies 
Riders of the Santa Fe 
Brand of Fear 
Angelica, the Young Vixen 
The Desert Rider 
Moon Over Montana 
Ginger 
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