Karen DeWolf

Career overview

Karen DeWolf was an American screenwriter and novelist who maintained a career in Hollywood spanning over two decades. During this time, she received credit for her work on more than 50 films. She is recognized for her contributions as a writer, including work in screenplay, story, and teleplay formats. Her professional portfolio includes titles such as Silver Lode, Johnny Allegro, Bury Me Dead, By Candlelight, Condemned to Live, Count the Hours, Appointment in Honduras, and Nine Girls. She is also noted for her work on the Blondie film series produced by Columbia, including the entry titled Blondie Goes Latin. In addition to her film credits, she worked in television, with writing contributions to The Ford Television Theatre.

Beyond her screenwriting career, DeWolf authored a book titled Take the Laughter. Throughout her professional life, she was sometimes known by the name Gypsy Wells. Her filmography also includes the 1936 production Bulldog Edition. Her career as a writer encompassed a wide range of projects, establishing her as a prolific figure in the film industry during her active years.