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2003
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1998
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A blend of screwball farce and whodunit murder mystery, this madcap period piece was the brainchild of executive producer...
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Milt Lackey
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1994
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1994
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This concert and interview documentary features the racy wit of Canada and the U.S.'s most popular female comedians,...
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1991
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1989
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On his 81st birthday, grandpa George Burns, bemoans the fact that he's wasted his life, and wishes he had it to do all over...
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Jack Watson
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1988
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1988
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1985
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In the third and final film in the Oh, God! franchise, Bobby Shelton (Ted Wass) is a struggling musician who can't get a...
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God/Devil
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1984
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Ross "Boppy" Minor
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1982
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"I'm happy to be here. At my age I'm happy to be anywhere." Thus did octogenarian George Burns launch virtually every one of...
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1982
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In this mild sequel to the 1977 appearance of George Burns as God, the Heavenly Father shows up again, this time to talk to...
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God
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1980
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Joe
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1979
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In this comedy, an elderly ex-vaudevillian is surprised to find a naked young woman in the trunk of his car. He soon...
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Bill
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1979
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Everyone has a special way of overreacting when comedian George Burns shows up at the diner; Mel (Vic Tayback), for example,...
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1978
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This spoof of a "typical" double-feature bill of the 1930s is introduced by George Burns, who explains that we're about to...
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1978
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Jack Albertson stars as an old-time Borscht Belt comic who owns his own nightclub. Albertson's public has been dwindling for...
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1978
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Pop star Peter Frampton and the Bee Gees star in this musical, loosely based on the popular 1967 Beatles album Sergeant...
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1978
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Adapted by Larry Gelbart from the novel by Avery Corman, the film stars John Denver as Jerry Landers, the assistant manager...
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God
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1977
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In this 1975 adaptation of Neil Simon's stage play, director Herbert Ross presents the story of two old-time Vaudvillians...
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Al Lewis
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1975
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1970
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Season Five of The Lucy Show begins, typically enough, with a guest star--in this instance the ageless George Burns. While...
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Himself
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1966
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Produced for the Armed Forces overseas, this is a holiday spectacular created for Christmas. Fifty of the top stars of...
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1958
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1958
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Himself
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1957
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Himself
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1956
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The Solid Gold Cadillac was adapted from the George S. Kaufman-Howard Teichmann Broadway hit of the same. Both the play and...
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1956
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Himself
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1955
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Himself
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1954
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Himself
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1953
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Himself
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1952
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Himself
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1951
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Himself
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1950
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George Burns and Gracie Allen made their last screen appearance together in the 1939 MGM musical Honolulu; indeed, it would...
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Joe Duffy
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1939
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George Jonas
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1938
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Fred Astaire's first RKO musical without his longtime partner Ginger Rogers is one of his best from any period -- even though...
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George Burns
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1937
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The quaint genetic theories of the 1930s are satirized in College Holiday. Dotty matron Mary Boland runs a ramshackle summer...
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1936
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The third film of Paramount's "Big Broadcast" series follows the pattern of the first two titles: negligible plot with plenty...
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Mr. Platt
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1936
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Love in Bloom ostensibly stars George Burns and Gracie Allen,but the team is actually comedy relief for the romantic leads,...
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George
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1935
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After a false start in 1932, Paramount's Big Broadcast series was jump-started in late 1935 with The Big Broadcast of 1936....
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George
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1935
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The classic comedians Burns and Allen are featured in this fast-paced farce that includes an assortment of corny vaudeville...
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Himself
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1935
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We're Not Dressing is a bouncy musical-comedy variation of J. M. Barrie's The Admirable Crichton -- complete with a happier...
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George
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1934
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George Edwards
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1934
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Department-store owner Horatio Allen's (George Barbier) biggest mistake is to name his scatterbrained daughter Gracie...
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Burns
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1934
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Directed by Wesley Ruggles, the musical sendup of College Humor centers around the blooming love between a college professor...
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1933
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Screenwriter
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1933
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Hollywood responded to the exigencies of the Depression with such glorious nonsense as International House. The plot is...
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Dr. Burns
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1933
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Screenwriter
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1932
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Screenwriter
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1932
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This early musical is a bit slim on story but features a number of vintage performances by a stellar cast, including some of...
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George
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1932
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1931
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1931
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1931
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1931
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Screenwriter
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1931
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One of the most popular sketches from comic legends George Burns and Gracie Allen, in which Gracie declares her preference of...
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himself
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1929
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