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Night Flight

film by Brown [1934]
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  • Clarence Brown
    / The 1930s

    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 Loy, and Robert Montgomery chief among them—but the resulting film was lacklustre. In 1934 Brown came out of his slump with two popular romantic…

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    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 Loy, and Robert Montgomery chief among them—but the resulting film was lacklustre. In 1934 Brown came out of his slump with two popular romantic…

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