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Three Godfathers

film by Boleslavsky [1936]
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  • Rasputin and the Empress
    Richard Boleslavsky

    Boleslavsky’s sentimental western Three Godfathers (1936) featured Chester Morris, Lewis Stone, and Walter Brennan as three outlaws caring for an abandoned infant. (It was remade in 1948 by John Ford.) The romantic romp Theodora Goes Wild (1936) is considered one of the greatest screwball comedies, in which small-town…

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    Boleslavsky’s sentimental western Three Godfathers (1936) featured Chester Morris, Lewis Stone, and Walter Brennan as three outlaws caring for an abandoned infant. (It was remade in 1948 by John Ford.) The romantic romp Theodora Goes Wild (1936) is considered one of the greatest screwball comedies, in which small-town…

    Read More