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Berkeley Square

film by Lloyd [1933]
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  • Frank Lloyd

    …film was the evocative fantasy Berkeley Square (1933), with Leslie Howard in an Oscar-nominated performance as a time traveler. Hoopla (1933) was notable for being Clara Bow’s last film, and Servants’ Entrance (1934) featured a memorable animation sequence from Disney in which a maid (played by Janet Gaynor) has a…

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    …film was the evocative fantasy Berkeley Square (1933), with Leslie Howard in an Oscar-nominated performance as a time traveler. Hoopla (1933) was notable for being Clara Bow’s last film, and Servants’ Entrance (1934) featured a memorable animation sequence from Disney in which a maid (played by Janet Gaynor) has a…

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