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- It happened one night [videorecording] / by Capra, Frank,1897-1991.prodrt(CARDINAL)148890; Riskin, Robert.aus(CARDINAL)808549; Gable, Clark,1901-1960.act(CARDINAL)124332; Colbert, Claudette.act(CARDINAL)740037; Connolly, Walter,1887-1940.act; Karns, Roscoe,1893-1970.act; Thomas, Jameson,1888-1939.act; Hale, Alan,1892-1950.act; Hoyt, Arthur,1874-1953.act; Friderici, Blanche,1878-1933.act; Wilson, Charles C.(Charles Cahill),1894-1948.act; Walker, Joseph B.cng; Havlick, Gene,1894-1959.flm; Silvers, Louis,1889-1954.msd; Kalloch,1893-1947.cst; Adams, Samuel Hopkins,1871-1958.Night bus.; Columbia Pictures Corporation.(CARDINAL)842500; Columbia TriStar Home Video (Firm)(CARDINAL)329614;
Additional features include: Frank Capra remembers ; Radio broadcast featuring Clark Gable and Claudette Colbert ; theatrical trailer ; filmographies.Photography, Joseph Walker ; film editor, Gene Havlick ; musical director, Louis Silvers ; costume designer, Robert Kalloch.Clark Gable, Claudette Colbert, Walter Connolly, Roscoe Karns, Jameson Thomas, Alan Hale, Arthur Hoyt, Blanche Friderici, Charles C. Wilson.A rich young woman marries an idle playboy against her father's will. Her father holds her captive on his yacht but she escapes and, while on her way to New York, becomes entangled with an unemployed news reporter.Not rated.DVD; region 1, NTSC; full screen (1.33:1) presentation; Dolby digital.Academy Awards (1934): Best picture, Director, Actor (Gable), Actress (Colbert), Screenplay.- Subjects: Academy Awards (Motion pictures); Film adaptations.; Comedy films.; Road films.; Feature films.; Fiction films.; Video recordings for the hearing impaired.; Adams, Samuel Hopkins, 1871-1958; Man-woman relationships;
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- Meet John Doe [videorecording] / by Andrews, Stanley,1891-1969.act.; Arnold, Edward,1890-1956.act.(CARDINAL)875753; Bacon, Irving,1893-1965.act.; Brennan, Walter,1894-1974.act.(CARDINAL)808290; Byington, Spring,1886-1971.act.; Capra, Frank,1897-1991.drt.(CARDINAL)148890; Connell, Richard Edward,1893-1949.aut.; Cooper, Gary,1901-1961.act.(CARDINAL)507419; Glaser, Vaughan,1872-1958.act.; Gleason, James,1886-1959.act.; Holloway, Sterling.(CARDINAL)135779; Hymer, Warren,1906-1948.act.; La Rocque, Rod,1898-1969.act.; Lewis, Mitchell,1880-1956.act.; Lockhart, Gene,1891-1957.act.(CARDINAL)843742; MacDonald, J. Farrell,1875-1952.act.; Presnell, Robert,1894-1969.aut.; Riskin, Robert.aus.(CARDINAL)808549; Stanwyck, Barbara,1907-1990.act.(CARDINAL)173622; Tiomkin, Dimitri,1894-1979.cmp.(CARDINAL)345210; Tombes, Andrew,b. 1889.act.; Toomey, Regis,1898-1991.act.; Watkin, Pierre,1887-1960.act.; Wilson, Charles C.(Charles Cahill),1894-1948.act.; Alpha Video Distributors.(CARDINAL)847880; Warner Bros. Pictures (1923-1967).(CARDINAL)338270;
Director of photography, George Barnes ; film editor, Daniel Mandell ; art direction, Stephen Goosson ; gowns by Natalie Visart ; musical score, Dimitri Tiomkin ; choral arrangements, Hall Johnson ; montage effects, Slavko Vorkapich ; special effects, Jack Cosgrove.Gary Cooper (John Doe), Barbara Stanwick (Ann Mitchell), Edward Arnold (D.B. Norton), Walter Brennan (The 'Colonel'), Spring Byington (Mrs. Mitchell), James Gleason (Connell), Gene Lockhart (Mayor Lovett), Rod La Rocque (Ted Sheldon), Irving Bacon (Beany), Regis Toomey (Bert), J. Farrell MacDonald ('Sourpuss'), Warren Hymer (Angelface), Harry Holman (Mayor Hawkins), Andrew Tombes (Spencer), Pierre Watkin (Hammett), Stanley Andrews (Weston), Mitchell Lewis (Bennett), Charles Wilson (Charlie Dawson), Vaughan Glaser (Governor), Sterling Holloway (Dan).Originally produced as a motion picture in 1941.To further his presidential aspirations, oil tycoon D.B. Norton buys a newspaper, renames it, and tells managing editor Connell to downsize. After being fired, cheeky reporter Ann Mitchell retaliates in her final story by creating John Doe, who writes a "Letter to the Editor," describing his disgust at the state of the world, capped by a threat to commit suicide on New Year's Eve in protest. John Doe's story causes an instant media sensation, so Ann finds a bum to "play" him. She selects former minor league ballplayer turned hobo Long John Willoughby, who goes along with the scheme. Soon he's making motivational speeches on the radio, and becoming a popular national figure, while corporate misbehavior, consumerism, and the attempted subversion of the resultant popular movement follow. Can Willoughby become the figure of integrity and principle he had only pretended to be? Even if it means sacrificing himself so that the real John Doe's can be saved?Not rated.DVD.- Subjects: Feature films.; Connell, Richard Edward, 1893-1949; Presnell, Robert, 1894-1969; Deception; Man-woman relationships; Manipulative behavior; Political corruption; Politicians; Reporters and reporting;
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