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Other films seen
Back Street
A Bill of Divorcement
Boudu Saved from Drowning
Devil & the Deep
Faithless
Grand Hotel
I Was Born, But...
If I Had a Million
 One Hour with You
 Shopworn
Symphony of Six Million
Tarzan the Ape Man
Three on a Match
Vampyr
Best of 1932
    
- Trouble in Paradise
- Love Me Tonight
- Shanghai Express
- One Hour with You
- Letty Lynton
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- Rain
- Broken Lullaby
- I Was Born, But...
- Frisco Jenny
- Faithless
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LEADING ACTRESS
Tallulah Bankhead, Faithless
Ruth Chatterton, Frisco Jenny
Joan Crawford, Rain
Marlene Dietrich, Shanghai Express
Irene Dunne, Back Street
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LEADING ACTOR
George Brent, The Rich Are Always with Us
Maurice Chevalier, Love Me Tonight
Herbert Marshall, Trouble in Paradise
Robert Montgomery, Faithless
Michel Simon, Boudu Saved from Drowning
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SUPPORTING ACTRESS
Nancy Carroll, Broken Lullaby
Louise Carter, Broken Lullaby
Bette Davis, The Rich Are Always with Us
Katharine Hepburn, A Bill of Divorcement
Anna May Wong, Shanghai Express
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SUPPORTING ACTOR
John Barrymore, Grand Hotel
Lionel Barrymore, Broken Lullaby
Edward Everett Horton, Trouble in Paradise
Walter Huston, Rain
Charlie Ruggles, Love Me Tonight
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DIRECTION
Ernst Lubitsch, Trouble in Paradise
Rouben Mamoulian, Love Me Tonight
Jean Renoir, Boudu Saved from Drowning
Josef von Sternberg, Shanghai Express
William A Wellman, Frisco Jenny
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ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY
Reginald Berkeley & Samson Raphaelson, Broken Lullaby
Jules Furthman & SK Lauren, Blonde Venus
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ADAPTED SCREENPLAY
Maxwell Anderson, Rain [story "Miss Thompson," W Somerset Maugham; play, John Colton & Clemence Randolph]
Samuel Hoffenstein, Love Me Tonight [play, Paul Armont]
Grover Jones, Trouble in Paradise [play, Aladar Laszlo]
Samson Raphaelson, One Hour with You [play, Lothar Schmidt]
Jean Renoir & Albert Valentin, Boudu Saved from Drowning [play, René Fauchois]
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1931 | Years | 1933
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 Lauren, 25, out-of-work librarian. At the moment, TLC is but a review blog and catalogue of my film-related perversions. I always plan to do more with it — and to one day step outside 30s Hollywood again. Who knows?
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