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  • Clarence Brown
    / The 1930s

    …Brown directed the Depression-era drama Looking Forward, about a store owner (Lewis Stone) who is forced to lay off a longtime employee (Lionel Barrymore). Also released that year was Night Flight, which employed a number of MGM’s top stars—Lionel Barrymore and his brother, John, as well as Gable, Hayes, Myrna…

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    …Brown directed the Depression-era drama Looking Forward, about a store owner (Lewis Stone) who is forced to lay off a longtime employee (Lionel Barrymore). Also released that year was Night Flight, which employed a number of MGM’s top stars—Lionel Barrymore and his brother, John, as well as Gable, Hayes, Myrna…

    Read More