11/02/1901
Spry Bay, Nova Scotia, Canada:
Roberto O'Quigley was a director, writer, and screenwriter. Born in Spry Bay, Nova Scotia, Canada, he moved to the United States with his family at the age of five and later settled in Los Angeles, California. He began his career in Hollywood under the names Bob or Bobby Quigley, writing screenplays for western films. While working as a magazine journalist, he met Mexican actor Emilio Fernández, who invited him to work in Mexico. There, O'Quigley adapted the screenplay for the 1934 film Janitzio and adopted the name Roberto O'Quigley, which he continued to use throughout his career in Mexican cinema.
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Last Video and Testament (1984) Writer |
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Rosauro Castro (1950) Writer |
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Ángeles de arrabal (1949) Adaptation |
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Ángeles de arrabal (1949) Dialogue |
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El cuarto mandamiento (1948) Writer |
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Sota, caballo y rey (1944) Director |
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Espionaje en el golfo (1943) Story |
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Espionaje en el golfo (1943) Adaptation |
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Soy puro mexicano (1942) Adaptation |
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Madre a la fuerza (1940) Director |
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Madre a la fuerza (1940) Screenplay |
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Luces de barriada (1939) Director |
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Padre de más de cuatro (1938) Director |
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Ave sin rumbo (1937) Director |
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Ave sin rumbo (1937) Story |
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Ave sin rumbo (1937) Adaptation |
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Cielito lindo (1936) Director |
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Janitzio (1935) Writer |
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Gun Justice (1933) Screenplay |
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Before Midnight (1933) Screenplay |
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Rusty Rides Alone (1933) Screenplay |
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Man Of Action (1933) Adaptation |
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Fighting for Justice (1932) Adaptation |
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Near the Trail's End (1931) Story |
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The Land of Missing Men (1930) Writer |