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Reaching for the Moon

film by Goulding [1930]
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  • Edmund Goulding
    / The 1930s

    …The Devil’s Holiday (1930) and Reaching for the Moon (1930), the latter an ur-screwball comedy starring Douglas Fairbanks as a Wall Street millionaire who courts an aviator (Bebe Daniels) during an ocean voyage. The Night Angel (1931) came next, but it was Grand Hotel (1932) that established Goulding as one…

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    …The Devil’s Holiday (1930) and Reaching for the Moon (1930), the latter an ur-screwball comedy starring Douglas Fairbanks as a Wall Street millionaire who courts an aviator (Bebe Daniels) during an ocean voyage. The Night Angel (1931) came next, but it was Grand Hotel (1932) that established Goulding as one…

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