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The Little Giant

film by Del Ruth [1933]
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  • Roy Del Ruth
    / Early films

    …five more films in 1933: The Little Giant, with Edward G. Robinson in good comic form as a beer baron who, after the repeal of Prohibition, tries to enter society and falls in love with a struggling socialite (Mary Astor); The Mind Reader, with William as a con man who…

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    …five more films in 1933: The Little Giant, with Edward G. Robinson in good comic form as a beer baron who, after the repeal of Prohibition, tries to enter society and falls in love with a struggling socialite (Mary Astor); The Mind Reader, with William as a con man who…

    Read More