Paul Gangelin, a distinguished alumnus of the University of Wisconsin, embarked on a remarkable career in the cinematic industry, splitting his time between the iconic studios of Hollywood and the esteemed production houses of London.
As a proud member of the Writers Guild of America since 1940, Gangelin took an active role in shaping the organization's direction, serving on their esteemed Council.
Notably, Gangelin's screenplays tended to gravitate towards the realm of melodrama, showcasing his mastery of the genre. However, he was equally adept at crafting clever, tongue-in-cheek spoofs that delighted audiences.
In addition to his impressive body of work, Gangelin also penned the story for the 1946 film "My Pal Trigger," a title that held a special place in the heart of the legendary Roy Rogers, who considered it his favorite among all his films.
