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Love on the Run

film by Van Dyke [1936]
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  • The Thin Man
    W.S. Van Dyke
    / Powell and Loy, Eddy and MacDonald

    Love on the Run (1936) featured Gable and Franchot Tone as foreign correspondents and Crawford as the woman they both desire. Van Dyke’s sixth release of 1936, After the Thin Man, may have been even better than the popular original. In addition to Powell and…

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    Love on the Run (1936) featured Gable and Franchot Tone as foreign correspondents and Crawford as the woman they both desire. Van Dyke’s sixth release of 1936, After the Thin Man, may have been even better than the popular original. In addition to Powell and…

    Read More