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[1930s]
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- (1934)
- Features: Blu-ray
- Starring: Katherine Alexander, Guy Standing
- Studio: KL Studio Classics
- Genre: Drama, Fantasy
- Release Date: 7/23/2019
- In this offbeat fantasy-romance, the basis for 1998's "Meet Joe Black," the Grim Reaper grows tired of his "job" and comes down to Earth, taking the form of a handsome prince, to learn why humans... more
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- (1933)
- Features: Blu-ray
- Starring: Fredric March, Gary Cooper
- Studio: Criterion Collection
- Genre: Comedy Video
- Release Date: 12/6/2011
- Ernst Lubitsch directed this loose adaptation of the Noël Coward play that concerns Gilda (Miriam Hopkins), a young artist who can't choose between two men, a playwright (Fredric March) and a painter... more
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- Features: Gift Set, Full Frame, Dolby, Digipack Packaging
- Starring: Claudette Colbert, Cary Grant
- Studio: Universal Studios
- Genre: Drama, Comedy Video
- Release Date: 4/7/2009
- The Cheat (1931), a remake of the 1915 C.B. DeMille silent, is a racy (for its time) melodrama about a socialite who loses big money by gambling. Tallulah Bankhead, Harvey Stephens star. "Merrily We... more
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- (1932)
- Features: Subtitled
- Starring: Sylvia Sidney, Fredric March
- Studio: Criterion Collection
- Genre: Comedy Video, Drama
- Release Date: 5/11/2021
- Heiress Joan Prentice (Sylvia Sidney) was charmed enough by handsome but hard-drinking reporter Jerry Corbett (Fredric March) to steer him to the altar. She believed that she could get him to embrace... more
