
Writing
Dalene Young
Writing · Born 1939-06-29 · Hawaii, USA
Dalene Young (June 29, 1939 — May 9, 2025) was an American screenwriter, producer, and occasional actor. She was best known for writing the coming-of-age comedy-drama Little Darlings (1980), featuring Tatum O’Neal and Kristy McNichol, and the Mary Steenburgen-starring drama Cross Creek (1983). Young received a Daytime Emmy nomination for co-writing the Showtime children’s special Locked in Silence (1999) and landed a Christopher Award and a Humanitas Prize nomination for her work on the NBC telefilm Jonathan: The Boy Nobody Wanted (1992).
Credits · 32
FilmPig
2021 · Jezebel

Grimm
2011 · Charlotte
Baby Luv
FilmBaby Luv
2000 · Elizabeth
FilmThe Last Dance
2000 · Writer
FilmGoing Home
2000 · Teleplay
FilmSilk Hope
1999 · Teleplay
FilmLocked in Silence
1999 · Writer
FilmCab to Canada
1998 · Teleplay
FilmEvidence of Blood
1998 · Teleplay
FilmJourney of the Heart
1997 · Writer
FilmThe Baby-Sitters Club
1995 · Screenplay
FilmIs There Life Out There?
1994 · Writer
FilmThe Yarn Princess
1994 · Writer
FilmA Message from Holly
1992 · Teleplay
FilmLiving a Lie
1991 · Teleplay
FilmI Love You Perfect
1989 · Co-Producer
FilmSonny Boy
1989 · Doc Wallace
FilmThe People Across the Lake
1988 · Co-Producer
FilmWhy Me?
1984 · Writer
FilmCross Creek
1983 · Screenplay
FilmWill There Really Be a Morning?
1983 · Hairdresser
FilmMarilyn: The Untold Story
1980 · Teleplay
FilmLittle Darlings
1980 · Screenplay
FilmThe Plutonium Incident
1980 · Screenplay
FilmCan You Hear the Laughter? The Freddie Prinze Story
1979 · Teleplay
FilmTeen Lust
1978 · Mother
FilmDeadman's Curve
1978 · Screenplay
FilmChristmas Miracle in Caufield, U.S.A.
1977 · Writer
FilmPanic in Echo Park
1977 · Writer
FilmAlexander: The Other Side of Dawn
1977 · Story
FilmDawn: Portrait of a Teenage Runaway
1976 · Writer
FilmJuke Box Racket
1960 · Betty