Green Light
film by Borzage [1937]
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"Green Light" is a 1937 film directed by Frank Borzage. Borzage was known for his romantic transcendentalism and technically skilled filmmaking. In "Green Light," Errol Flynn plays a surgeon who sacrifices his career to conceal another doctor's fatal error. The film was made during Borzage's tenure at Warner Brothers. Alfred E. Green, another director active during this period, was noted for his work with Warner Brothers in the early 1930s, directing films such as "Disraeli" and "Smart Money".12
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