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Thanks a Million

film by Del Ruth [1935]
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  • Roy Del Ruth
    / Middle years

    …musicals continued with the snappy Thanks a Million (1935), starring Dick Powell as a gubernatorial candidate who is assisted by a campaign manager (Fred Allen). He then directed the more serious political drama It Had to Happen (1936), although George Raft and Rosalind Russell made for an unlikely pairing. Private…

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    …musicals continued with the snappy Thanks a Million (1935), starring Dick Powell as a gubernatorial candidate who is assisted by a campaign manager (Fred Allen). He then directed the more serious political drama It Had to Happen (1936), although George Raft and Rosalind Russell made for an unlikely pairing. Private…

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