Trumbo, Trumbo, Trumbo

IMDB can't leave the mumbo jumbo in peace, describing a new film (not yet released) as;

The successful career of Hollywood screenwriter, Dalton Trumbo, comes to an end when he's blacklisted in the 1940s for being a Communist.

A search of its own website shows that Trumbo, after his temper tantrum before the House Committee on Un-American Activities in 1947, managed to continue writing these scripts before he died in 1976;

1973 Papillon (screenplay)

 1973 Executive Action (screenplay)

 1973 The Way We Were (additional writer - uncredited)

 1972 FTA (Documentary) (book "Johnny Got His Gun")

 1971 The Horsemen

 1971 Johnny Got His Gun (novel) / (screenplay)

 1968 The Fixer (screenplay)

 1966 Hawaii (screenplay)

 1966 Silahlar patlayinca (screenplay "The Last Sunset" - uncredited)

 1965 The Sandpiper

 1962 Lonely Are the Brave (screenplay)

 1961 The Last Sunset (screenplay)

 1960 Exodus (screenplay)

 1960 Spartacus (screenplay)

 1959 Career (writer)

 1958 Terror in a Texas Town (written by - front Ben Perry)

 1958 Cowboy (screenplay - originally uncredited)

 1957 The Green-Eyed Blonde (written by - front Sally Stubblefield)

 1957 The Deerslayer (uncredited)

 1957 The Brothers Rico (uncredited)

 1956 The Brave One (screenplay - originally uncredited) / (story - front Robert Rich)

 1956 The Boss (written by - front Ben Perry)

 1955 The Court-Martial of Billy Mitchell (uncredited)

 1954 They Were So Young (uncredited)

 1954 Carnival Story (uncredited)

 1953 Roman Holiday (screenplay - originally uncredited) / (story - originally uncredited)

 1951 He Ran All the Way (screenplay - front Guy Endore)

 1951 The Prowler (screenplay - originally uncredited)

 1950 Emergency Wedding (story)

 1950 Rocketship X-M (uncredited)

 1950 Gun Crazy (screenplay - front Millard Kaufman)

Oh, the martyrdom.