The Three Godfathers

Peter Bernhard Kyne, an American novelist active from 1904 to 1940, gained fame for his storytelling, particularly with his 1913 hit, The Three Godfathers, which inspired numerous film adaptations. His works, over 100 films from 1914 to 1952, were often adapted without his consent. Kyne is also known for creating Cappy Ricks, a memorable character featured in a series of novels, showcasing his significant impact on both literature and early cinema.