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Emma

film by Brown [1932]
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  • Clarence Brown
    / The 1930s

    Emma was a melodrama of the first order, with Marie Dressler as the lower-class housekeeper who falls in love with, and eventually marries, her employer (Jean Hersholt), despite opposition from his spoiled children. Letty Lynton starred Crawford as a woman unjustly accused of murder, and…

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    Emma was a melodrama of the first order, with Marie Dressler as the lower-class housekeeper who falls in love with, and eventually marries, her employer (Jean Hersholt), despite opposition from his spoiled children. Letty Lynton starred Crawford as a woman unjustly accused of murder, and…

    Read More