Come and Get It

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Come and Get It

film by Hawks [1936]

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Howard Hawks
Films of the mid-1930s of Howard Hawks
The lively Come and Get It (1936), from an Edna Ferber novel, was shot primarily by Hawks, but toward the end of the production, Samuel Goldwyn fired him (or Hawks quit; their accounts of the event differed), and William Wyler shot the final scenes.
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The lively Come and Get It (1936), from an Edna Ferber novel, was shot primarily by Hawks, but toward the end of the production, Samuel Goldwyn fired him (or Hawks quit; their accounts of the event differed), and William Wyler shot the final scenes.
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Walter Brennan
…lumberman Swan Bostrom in Goldwyn’s Come and Get It (1936), which earned for him his first best supporting actor Academy Award. Two years later he won a second Oscar, for his portrayal of a grandfatherly horse farm owner in Kentucky, and in 1940 he earned an unprecedented third Academy Award,…
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…lumberman Swan Bostrom in Goldwyn’s Come and Get It (1936), which earned for him his first best supporting actor Academy Award. Two years later he won a second Oscar, for his portrayal of a grandfatherly horse farm owner in Kentucky, and in 1940 he earned an unprecedented third Academy Award,…
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