Quiet, Please (1939)
5.8
Temperamental film director Nitvich sees himself as an auteur long before the term was coined and feels he must change the scripts to suit himself. Director:Crane Wilbur |
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Quiet, Please (1939)
5.8
Temperamental film director Nitvich sees himself as an auteur long before the term was coined and feels he must change the scripts to suit himself. Director:Crane Wilbur |
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Fritz Feld | ... | |
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Charley Foy | ... |
Sammy
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Kathryn Kane | ... |
Marian Starr
(as Katherine Kane)
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Larry Williams | ... |
Don Ackerman
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Tom Kennedy | ... |
Max, the Gorilla's Stand-In
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Frederic Tozere | ... |
Producer Carl Sears
(as Fred Tozere)
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Director Nitvitch has a penchant for completely changing his movies in the middle of production. In this case, he starts by making a romance using two stars who cant stand each other off screen. He makes two changes, one of which involves a gorilla (don't ask). Written by David Glagovsky <dglagovsky@prodigy.net>
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