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film by King [1936]
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  • King, Henry
    Henry King
    / Films of the 1930s

    
of the year’s biggest hits, Lloyd’s of London, an entertaining account of the famous British insurance firm’s rise; the epic starred Freddie Bartholomew along with Tyrone Power in the first of his many collaborations with King. The director had less success with Seventh Heaven (1937), a romantic drama featuring a


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of the year’s biggest hits, Lloyd’s of London, an entertaining account of the famous British insurance firm’s rise; the epic starred Freddie Bartholomew along with Tyrone Power in the first of his many collaborations with King. The director had less success with Seventh Heaven (1937), a romantic drama featuring a


    Read More