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Other films seen
 L'Atalante
 Gambling Lady
 Housewife
 Jimmy the Gent
 Journal of a Crime
 Liliom
 The Man Who Knew Too Much
 The Scarlet Empress
 Sweet Adeline
 The Thin Man
Best of 1934
- The Thin Man
- The Merry Widow
- The Scarlet Empress
- It Happened One Night
- Little Man, What Now?
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- The Gay Divorcee
- L'Atalante
- Twentieth Century
- Stingaree
- Liliom
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LEADING ACTRESS
Ruth Chatterton, Journal of a Crime
Marlene Dietrich, The Scarlet Empress
Irene Dunne, The Age of Innocence
Carole Lombard, Twentieth Century
Margaret Sullavan, Little Man, What Now?
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LEADING ACTOR
John Barrymore, Twentieth Century
Charles Boyer, Liliom
Maurice Chevalier, The Merry Widow
Clark Gable, It Happened One Night
William Powell, The Thin Man
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SUPPORTING ACTRESS
Alice Brady, The Gay Divorcee
Constance Cummings, This Man is Mine
Kay Johnson, This Man is Mine
Madeleine Ozeray, Liliom
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SUPPORTING ACTOR
Alan Hale, Little Man, What Now?
Edward Everett Horton, The Gay Divorcee
Erik Rhodes, The Gay Divorcee
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DIRECTION
Frank Borzage, Little Man, What Now?
Frank Capra, It Happened One Night
Howard Hawks, Twentieth Century
Ernst Lubitsch, The Merry Widow
Josef von Sternberg, The Scarlet Empress
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ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY
Albert Riéra & Jean Vigo, L'Atalante
Robert Riskin, It Happened One Night
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ADAPTED SCREENPLAY
Albert Hackett & Frances Goodrich, The Thin Man [novel, Dashiell Hammett]
Ben Hecht, Twentieth Century [play, Charles Bruce Millholland]
William Anthony McGuire, Little Man, What Now? [novel, Hans Fallada]
George Marion Jr, Dorothy Yost & Edward Kaufman, The Gay Divorcee [play, J. Hartley Manners, Dwight Taylor]
Ernest Vajda & Samson Raphaelson, The Merry Widow [libretto, book and lyrics, Victor Léon & Leo Stein; play L'attache d'Ambassade, Henri Meilhac]
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1933 | Years | 1935
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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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