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Garrett Fort

Garrett Elsden Fort (June 5, 1900 - October 26, 1945) was an American short story writer, playwright, and Hollywood screenwriter. He was also a close follower of Meher Baba.
Fort made his screenwriting debut with the silent film, ''One of the Finest'' (1917). Early in his career, Fort co-wrote the Broadway play ''Jarnegan'' (1928), based on the novel by Jim Tully.〔Internet Broadway Database〕 Fort's first talkie effort was the ground-breaking Rouben Mamoulian production ''Applause'' (1929). In 2006 ''Applause'' was recognized as a culturally, historically and aesthetically significant film by the National Film Registry.〔(Librarian of Congress Adds Home Movie, Silent Films and Hollywood Classics to Film Preservation List )〕
Fort was adept at alternating horrific highlights with bits of unexpected humor.〔''New York Times'', Movies, April 24, 2007〕 As a screenwriter he is best remembered for his work on the original screen adaptations of such horror/melodramas as ''Dracula'' (1931), ''Frankenstein'' (1931), ''Dracula's Daughter'' (1936), and ''The Mark of Zorro'' (1940).〔Internet Movie Database〕
== Spiritual life and demise ==
Garrett Fort became deeply interested in the spiritual path and was a devotee of Indian guru Meher Baba whom he met in Hollywood in 1934. He worked with Mercedes de Acosta to develop a screenplay based on Baba's philosophy. Fort eventually traveled to India in 1937 to continue the screenplay. However, he became depressed and returned to America. Upon returning he found it difficult to find profitable work and died penniless in a Hollywood hotel room in 1945 of an overdose of sleeping pills.〔''Lord Meher,'' Bhau Kalchuri, Manifestation Inc. 1986. pp.1942, 2141, 3039〕 Fort remained in contact with Meher Baba until the end of his life and was included in Meher Baba's list of deceased male followers that Baba had a disciple read out to him in 1967.〔''Lord Meher,'' Bhau Kalchuri, Manifestation Inc. 1986. pp.1942, 6550〕

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