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1987
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The man who assembled the remarkable documentary George Stevens: A Filmaker's Journey had the benefit of knowing the subject...
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1984
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Hosted by the American Film Institute, this video is a tribute to career of James Stewart. Included are excerpts from:...
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1980
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Director, Producer
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1961
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Although the main character, Tony Manetta (Frank Sinatra), in this light comedy tends to tip the scales towards being...
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Director, Producer
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1959
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Another delightful entry in the Bell Science Series, The Unchained Goddess represents a felicitious collaboration between...
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Director, Producer
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1958
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Director, Producer, Screenwriter
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1957
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The second in a group of full-color Bell Science Specials produced, written and directed by the legendary Frank Capra, Hemo...
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Director, Producer
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1957
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Modern audiences may not be familiar with Our Mister Sun, but many students growing up in the '50s and '60s (and into the...
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Director, Producer, Teleplay By
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1956
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Here Comes the Groom was the second collaboration between director Frank Capra and star Bing Crosby. Though not as "socially...
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Director, Producer
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1951
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Anxious to remain active in the 1950s, director Frank Capra wanted to prove to Paramount Pictures that he could deliver an...
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Director, Producer
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1950
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Director, Producer
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1948
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This is director Frank Capra's classic bittersweet comedy/drama about George Bailey (James Stewart), the eternally-in-debt...
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Director, Producer, Screenwriter
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1946
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This classic yet little-seen documentary, co-helmed by screen legends Frank Capra and Anatole Litvak, uses strategic...
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Director
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1945
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Director, Producer
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1945
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Battle of China was number six in the Why We Fight series, a group of government-sponsored documentaries aimed at explaining...
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Director, Producer
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1944
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Director Frank Capra is deservedly well known not only for his triumphs in Hollywood, but for the Why We Fight series that...
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Director
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1944
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Director, Producer
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1944
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During WWII, the U.S. government produced numerous documentaries, often under the supervision of Frank Capra, designed to...
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Producer
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1944
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Like the military operation it celebrates, Tunisian Victory is a joint Anglo-American project. Produced by the British Film...
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Director
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1944
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Director Frank Capra is deservedly well known not only for his triumphs in Hollywood, but for the Why We Fight series that...
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Director
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1944
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Subtitled The Battle for New Britain, this 56-minute documentary was assembled by the Office of War Information. Lensed in...
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Producer
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1944
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Director Frank Capra is deservedly well known not only for his triumphs in Hollywood, but for the Why We Fight series that...
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Director
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1944
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The Battle of Britain was the fourth of the US government's Why We Fight documentaries. The film uses newsreel footage and a...
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Director, Producer
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1943
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The 60-minute documentary was the fifth of the Army Special Service's "Why We Fight" series. Assembled under the supervision...
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Producer, Screenwriter
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1943
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The Nazi Strike was the second of Col. Frank Capra's government-ordained "Why We Fight" series. This hard-hitting documentary...
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Director, Producer
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1943
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Director
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1943
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Prelude to War was the first entry in the US War Department's Why We Fight series, a group of seven morale-boosing...
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Director, Producer
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1942
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The first of director Frank Capra's independent productions (in partnership with Robert Riskin), Meet John Doe begins with...
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Director, Producer
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1941
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This Warner Bros. 3-reeler was produced to commemorate the 12th anniversary of Hollywood's Academy Awards ceremony. With fine...
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Supervisor/Manager
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1940
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Frank Capra's classic comedy-drama established James Stewart as a lead actor in one of his finest (and most archetypal)...
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Director, Producer
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1939
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Director, Producer
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1938
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It took British author James Hilton six weeks to write his visionary novel Lost Horizon. It took director Frank Capra two...
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Director, Producer
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1937
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When a car crash ends the life of a fabulously wealthy patron of the arts, the decedent's $20,000,000 fortune is inherited by...
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Director, Producer
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1936
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Frank Capra's seminal screwball comedy, which won all five major Academy Awards for 1934, is still as breezy and beguiling...
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Director, Producer
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1934
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Just after completing It Happened One Night, director Frank Capra churned out a bread-and-butter picture titled Broadway...
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Director
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1934
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Director
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1933
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May Robson plays Apple Annie, a slatternly Broadway apple peddler. Annie has a curious setup whereby she is able to finagle...
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Director
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1933
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Bank president Thomas Dickson (Walter Huston) has instituted a lending policy that shows great faith in ordinary people but...
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Director
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1932
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In this romance a school marm takes a cruise and falls for an unobtainable man, a district attorney married to a crippled...
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Director
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1932
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A rather bleak comedy-drama from Frank Capra, Platinum Blonde basically starts where Capra's later and much more buoyant It...
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Director
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1931
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Columbia spent the 1920s and 1930s dusting off its reliable "two guys/one girl" military plotline and dressing it up in a...
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Director
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1931
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A minister's daughter finds fame as an evangelist but struggles with her own lack of faith in Frank Capra's impassioned...
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Director
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1931
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Reformed gold-digger Barbara Stanwyck falls in love with a womanizing and wealthy aspiring artist and tries to convince him...
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Director
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1930
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Legendary Broadway comedian Joe Cook, who was capable of reducing audiences to paroxysms of helpless laughter by telling them...
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Director
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1930
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This comedy-mystery is famed director Frank Capra's first all-talking film. It tells the story of a bungling police inspector...
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Director
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1929
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Director, Screenwriter
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1929
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In this sentimental drama, the son of a Jewish pushcart vendor abandons his roots as he builds himself a successful new life...
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Director
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1929
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Recorded sound effects punctuate this silent drama, the first big-budget release from the then-Poverty Row studio Columbia....
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Director
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1928
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Banker John Caswell (Francis X. Bushman), a wealthy widower, decides to leave his scheming mistress Irene (Margaret...
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Director
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1928
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Director, Producer, Screenwriter
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1928
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Presently unavailable for public reappraisal, the biting and cynical melodrama Power of the Press would seem to be a...
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Director
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1928
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Screenwriter
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1928
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This silent gangster tale centers on a scarred racketeer, ironically called Handsome Williams (Mitchell Lewis), who has been...
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Director
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1928
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Director
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1928
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Director
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1928
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Few comedies of the 1920s were as bizarre and surreal as Harry Langdon's Long Pants. Having recently come of age,...
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Director
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1927
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Recently fired by comedian Harry Langdon, young director Frank Capra found it difficult to line up any new projects. He was...
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Director
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1927
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When baby-faced comedian Harry Langdon left Mack Sennett Studios to make features for First National, he wisely brought along...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1926
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Baby-faced comedian Harry Langdon plays a timorous fireman in His First Flame. Much of the action involves Langdon's efforts...
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Screenwriter
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1926
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The Strong Man was the second starring feature of silent screen comedian Harry Langdon--not to mention first feature-length...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1926
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Screenwriter
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1926
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This film from 1925 features Billy Bevan trying to deal with radio-controlled Model-T Fords. ~ Tana Hobart, Rovi...
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Screenwriter
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1925
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