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Kim Gannon (1900–1974)

Songwriter ("I'll Be Home For Christmas", "Under Paris Skies", "A Dreamer's Holiday", "Autumn Nocturne"), author and lawyer, educated at St. Lawrence University (BS) and Albany Law School (LL.B.). He was admitted to the New York Bar in 1934. Besides writing for films, he wrote the Broadway stage score for "Seventeen"... See full bio »

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Nominated for 3 Oscars. See more awards »

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Filmography

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2012 The Tonight Show with Jay Leno (TV series)
Episode #21.62 (2012) (writer: "I'll Be Home for Christmas" - uncredited)
Episode #21.58 (2012) (writer: "I'll Be Home for Christmas" - uncredited)
 
2010 The Simpsons (TV series)
The Fight Before Christmas (2010) (writer: "I'll Be Home for Christmas" - uncredited)
 
2010 You Don't Know Jack (TV movie) (writer: "I'll Be Home for Christmas")
 
2008 Chuck (TV series)
Chuck Versus Santa Claus (2008) (writer: "I'll Be Home for Christmas")
 
2008 Four Christmases (writer: "I'll Be Home For Christmas")
 
2008 While She Was Out (writer: "I'll Be Home For Christmas")
 
2008 Nancy LaMott: I'll Be Here with You (video) (writer: "I'll Be Home for Christmas")
 
2007 This Christmas (writer: "I'll Be Home for Christmas")
 
2007 Gilmore Girls (TV series)
Santa's Secret Stuff (2007) (writer: "I'll Be Home for Christmas" - uncredited)
 
2006 Las Vegas (TV series)
White Christmas (2006) (writer: "I'll Be Home For Christmas")
Meatball Montecito (2006) (writer: "I'll Be Home For Christmas")
 
2006 Fur: An Imaginary Portrait of Diane Arbus (writer: "A Dreamer's Holiday")
 
2005 Elvis by the Presleys (TV documentary) (writer: "I'll Be Home For Christmas")
 
2005 Madman Muntz: American Maverick (documentary) (music: "A Little Bit Different" / lyrics: "A Little Bit Different")
 
2004 The Polar Express (writer: "I'll Be Home For Christmas")
 
2002 Catch Me If You Can (writer: "I'll Be Home For Christmas")
 
2001 Three Days (TV movie) (writer: "I'll Be Home for Christmas")
 
2001 Prancer Returns (video) (writer: "I'LL BE HOME FOR CHRISTMAS")
 
2000 Our Favorite Things: Christmas in Vienna (TV special) (lyrics: "I'll Be Home for Christmas")
 
2000 Joe Gould's Secret (writer: "Dreamer's Holiday")
 
1999 La bûche (writer: "I'll Be Home for Christmas")
 
1999 The Sopranos (TV series)
A Hit Is a Hit (1999) (writer: "A Dreamer's Holiday")
 
1998 I'll Be Home for Christmas (writer: "I'll Be Home For Christmas")
 
1997 I'll Be Home for Christmas (TV movie) (writer: "I'll Be Home For Christmas")
 
1997 Mousehunt (writer: "I'll Be Home For Christmas")
 
1997 Caroline in the City (TV series)
Caroline and the Decanter (1997) (writer: "I'll Be Home for Christmas" - uncredited)
 
1996 The Christmas Party (music: "I'll Be Home for Christmas" / lyrics: "I'll Be Home for Christmas")
 
1996 Jingle All the Way (writer: "I'll Be Home for Christmas")
 
1996 Trees Lounge (writer: "I UNDERSTAND JUST HOW YOU FEEL")
 
1995 Reckless (lyrics: "I'll Be Home for Christmas" 1943)
 
1994 Live with Kelly and Michael (TV series)
Episode dated 22 December 1994 (1994) (writer: "I'll Be Home for Christmas")
 
1994 Mixed Nuts (writer: "I'll Be Home for Christmas")
 
1994 Bert (TV series)
Hjärnsläpp (1994) (lyrics: "FIVE O'CLOCK WHISTLE")
 
1993 David Foster's Christmas Album (TV special) (writer: "I'll Be Home For Christmas)
 
1992 The Music of Disney: A Legacy in Song (video documentary) (writer: "The Lord is Good to Me")
 
1989 Midnight Caller (TV series)
Someone to Love (1989) (writer: "I'll Be Home from Christmas")
 
1988 I'll Be Home for Christmas (TV movie) (lyrics: "I'll Be Home for Christmas")
 
1987 Designing Women (TV series)
I'll Be Home for Christmas (1987) ("I'll Be Home For Christmas")
 
1987 A Muppet Family Christmas (TV movie) (writer: "I'll Be Home for Christmas")
 
1985 One Magic Christmas (lyrics: "I'll Be Home For Christmas")
 
1984 The Facts of Life (TV series)
Christmas in the Big House (1984) ("I'll Be Home For Christmas")
 
1982 The Loveless (writer: "I Want To Be Wanted")
 
1973 M*A*S*H (TV series)
Dr. Pierce and Mr. Hyde (1973) (writer: "I'll Be Home for Christmas")
 
1973 Class of '44 (lyrics: "It Can't Be Wrong")
 
1965 Shindig! (TV series)
Episode #2.29 (1965) (writer: "I'll Be Home for Christmas")
 
1964 The Judy Garland Show (TV series)
Episode #1.18 (1964) (lyrics: "Moonlight Cocktail" - uncredited)
 
1962 The Bell Telephone Hour (TV series)
Portals of Music (1962) (lyrics: "Moonlight Cocktail" - uncredited)
 
1960 Startime (TV series)
Soldiers in Greasepaint (1960) (lyrics: "Moonlight Cocktail" - uncredited)
 
1949 White Heat (music: "Five O'Clock Whistle" 1940 - uncredited)
 
1948 Moonrise (writer: "I'll Be Home for Christmas" - uncredited)
 
1948 An Innocent Affair (writer: "These Things Are You", "Innocent Affair")
 
1948 Melody Time (writer: "Johnny Appleseed")
 
1948 Johnny Appleseed (short) (writer: "The Lord Is Good to Me", "The Pioneer Song", "The Apple Song")
 
1948 Back Alley Oproar (short) (lyrics: "Angel in Disguise" - uncredited)
 
1948 April Showers (writer: "World's Most Beautiful Girl" - uncredited / lyrics: "Little Trouper" - uncredited)
 
1947 Catch as Cats Can (short) (lyrics: "It Can't Be Wrong" - uncredited)
 
1947 Angel and the Badman (writer: "A Little Bit Different")
 
1946 Down Missouri Way (writer: "Old Missouri Hayride", "There's a Rose That Grows in the Ozarks", "Big Town Gal", "Monkey Business", "Never Knew That I Could Sing", "I'm So In Love With You", "Just Can't Get That Guy", "If Something Don't Happen Soon")
 
1946 Murder in the Music Hall (lyrics: "Mess Me Up", "My Pushover Heart")
 
1945 Senorita from the West (lyrics: "What A Change In The Weather")
 
1945 Swingin' on a Rainbow (lyrics: "Wrap Your Troubles in a Rainbow")
 
1945 Hitchhike to Happiness (lyrics: "Hitchhike to Happiness", "My Pushover Heart", "Sentimental", "For You and Me")
 
1945 Man from Oklahoma (lyrics: "For You and Me" - uncredited)
 
1945 The Chicago Kid (lyrics: "Sentimental")
 
1945 Earl Carroll Vanities (lyrics: "Endlessly", "I've Been Good for So Long", "Rockabye Boogie", "The Last Man in Town", "You Beautiful Thing, You")
 
1944 Song of the Open Road (lyrics: "Rollin' Down the Road" 1944 - uncredited, " I'm Havin' Fun in the Sun" 1944 - uncredited, "Too Much in Love" 1944 - uncredited, "Here It Is Monday" 1944 - uncredited)
 
1944 Shine on Harvest Moon (lyrics: "We're Doing Our Best" 1944, "Don't Let Rainy Days Get You" 1944, "Who's Your Honey Lamb?" 1944 - uncredited, "So Dumb But So Beautiful" 1944, "Thank You for the Dance" 1944, "I Go for You" 1944)
 
1944 Crime by Night (lyrics: "Two Tables Apart" 1944 - uncredited)
 
1944 Meet Miss Bobby Socks (lyrics: "I'm Not Afraid of Love", "Come Rain, Come Shine")
 
1944 Bowery to Broadway (music: "Montevideo", "Coney Island Waltz" / lyrics: "Montevideo", "Coney Island Waltz")
 
1944 In Society (writer: "What a Change in the Weather")
 
1944 Three Little Sisters (lyrics: "Sweet Dreams, Sweetheart", "Khaki Wacky Sue", "Little Old Fashioned Looking Glass", "Don't Forget the Girls Back Home")
 
1944 Louisiana Hayride (writer: "Rainbow Road", "You Gotta Go Where the Train Goes")
 
1944 Hare Ribbin' (short) (lyrics: "It Can't Be Wrong" - uncredited)
 
1944 Angel Puss (short) (lyrics: "Angel in Disguise" - uncredited)
 
1944 Swooner Crooner (short) (lyrics: "It Can't Be Wrong" - uncredited, "I'll Pray for You" - uncredited, "Always in My Heart" - uncredited)
 
1944 My Best Gal (lyrics: "I've Got the Flyingist Feeling", "Where There's Love", "The Upsy-Downsy")
 
1944 Casanova in Burlesque (lyrics: "Casanova Joe", "Five-A-Day Fatima", "Willie the Shake", "Mess Me Up", "Taming of the Shrew Routine")
 
1944 Tom Turk and Daffy (short) (lyrics: "Angel in Disguise" - uncredited)
 
1944 Little Red Riding Rabbit (short) (lyrics: "Five O'Clock Whistle" - uncredited)
 
1944 Odor-Able Kitty (short) (lyrics: "Angel in Disguise" - uncredited)
 
1943 Let's Face It (lyrics: "All the Way")
 
1943 Yankee Doodle Daffy (short) (lyrics: "Angel in Disguise" - uncredited)
 
1943 Follies Girl (lyrics: "I Told a Lie")
 
1943 Henry Aldrich Swings It (writer: "Ding Dong, Sing a Song")
 
1943 Shantytown (lyrics: "On the Corner of Sunshine and Main" - uncredited)
 
1943 Salute for Three (writer: "My Wife's a WAAC", "Left-Right", "Wha' D'ya Do When It Rains?", "I'll Do It For You" "Danger Kissing a Stranger", "Don't Worry")
 
1943 Coal Black and de Sebben Dwarfs (short) (lyrics: "Five O'Clock Whistle" - uncredited)
 
1943 The Powers Girl (lyrics: "Three Dreams", "Partners", "Out of This World", "The Lady Who Didn't Believe in Love")
 
1942 Always in My Heart (lyrics: "Always in My Heart" 1942 - uncredited, "The Singing Sands of Alamosa" - uncredited)
 
1942 Borrah Minevitch and His Harmonica School (short) (lyrics: "Always in My Heart" - uncredited)
 
1942 The Wabbit Who Came to Supper (short) (lyrics: "Angel in Disguise" - uncredited)
 
1942 What's Cookin'? (lyrics: "I'll Pray for You" - uncredited)
 
1940 It All Came True (lyrics: "Angel in Disguise" 1940 - uncredited)
 
Show ShowMusic Department (8 titles)
1948 The Denver Kid (composer: stock music - uncredited)
 
1948 Lightnin' in the Forest (composer: stock music - uncredited)
 
1948 The Gay Ranchero (composer: stock music - uncredited)
 
1947 Robin Hood of Texas (composer: stock music - uncredited)
 
1947 Web of Danger (composer: stock music - uncredited)
 
1947 That's My Man (composer: stock music - uncredited)
 
1946 Rendezvous with Annie (composer: stock music - uncredited)
 
1944 Song of the Open Road (lyricist)
 
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(1951). Stage Play: Seventeen. Musical comedy. Music by Walter Kent. Lyrics by Kim Gannon. Material by Sally Benson. Material direction by Richard Whorf. Based on the novel by Booth Tarkington. Music arranged by Ted Royal. Musical Director: Vincent Travers. Choral arrangements by Crane Calder. Assistant... See more »
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