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History Is Made at Night
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History Is Made at Night

film by Borzage [1937]
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  • Frank Borzage
    Frank Borzage
    / Warner Brothers tenure

    History Is Made at Night (1937) is an ultraromantic melodrama. Charles Boyer played a fugitive from justice posing as a waiter aboard an ocean liner, Jean Arthur played the runaway socialite who falls in love with him, and Colin Clive played her jealous, murderous husband.

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    History Is Made at Night (1937) is an ultraromantic melodrama. Charles Boyer played a fugitive from justice posing as a waiter aboard an ocean liner, Jean Arthur played the runaway socialite who falls in love with him, and Colin Clive played her jealous, murderous husband.

    Read More