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Edward, My Son

film by Cukor [1949]
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  • George Cukor
    George Cukor
    / The films of the 1940s of George Cukor

    …actress under Cukor’s direction in Edward, My Son (1949). Kanin and Gordon provided Cukor with an especially engaging story for Adam’s Rib (1949), which the director turned into a riotously funny battle of the sexes that many critics believe was the strongest Spencer Tracy-Hepburn collaboration.

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    …actress under Cukor’s direction in Edward, My Son (1949). Kanin and Gordon provided Cukor with an especially engaging story for Adam’s Rib (1949), which the director turned into a riotously funny battle of the sexes that many critics believe was the strongest Spencer Tracy-Hepburn collaboration.

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