Fugitive Lovers
film by Boleslavsky [1934]
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"Fugitive Lovers" is a 1934 romantic drama film directed by Richard Boleslavsky. The movie follows an escaped prisoner and a chorus girl who find themselves drawn to each other while attempting to evade their respective pursuers during a cross-country bus trip. The film is described as a far-fetched story. Richard Boleslavsky was a notable director in the 1930s, known for introducing the Stanislavsky method of acting to the United States.1
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