Alfred Hanlon - Turner Classic Movies

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The Winter's Tale (1910)

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Topaze (1933) -- (Movie Clip) Promiscuous Little Devils

Le Schpountz (1938) -- (Movie Clip) God Most Definitely is Not Mad!

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The Winter's Tale (1910)

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Topaze (1933) -- (Movie Clip) Promiscuous Little Devils John Barrymore is the naive title character, a fired chemistry teacher, assisted by Myrna Loy, who has taken a shine to him, but who is the mistress of the Baron (Reginald Mason) who, with financier Henri (Albert Conti), is out to exploit his good name with a bogus product, in Topaze, 1933.

Le Schpountz (1938) -- (Movie Clip) God Most Definitely is Not Mad! Opening his uncle's shop in his pajamas, aspiring actor Irenee (French comic star Fernandel) is overjoyed to discover the customer (Enrico Glori) has brought a film crew, in Marcel Pagnol's Le Schpountz, 1938.

Le Schpountz (1938) -- (Movie Clip) Those Sentenced To Death Aspiring actor Irenee (Fernandel) has no idea the Parisian film crew (Enrico Glori, Orane Demazis et al) is mocking him, urging him to attempt a challenging role, a famous scene from Marcel Pagnol's Le Schpountz, 1938.

Marius (1933) -- (Movie Clip) Out to Sea Marseille waterfront characters Piquoiseau (Mihalesco) and Escartefigue (Paul Dullac) are featured as the protagonist (Pierre Fresnay) dreams of life at sea in Alexander Korda's Marius, 1933.

Marius (1933) -- (Movie Clip) Opening Credits Credits and impressive location shots of Marseille in the opening from Alexander Korda's Marius 1933, an adaptation from Marcel Pagnol's trilogy of plays best known as the basis for Fanny, 1961.

Marius (1933) -- (Movie Cilp) Four Thirds Marseilles cafe owner Cesar (Raimu) is awakened and sets about scolding son Marius (Pierre Fresnay) and friend Fanny (Orane Demazis) in Alexander Korda's Marius, 1933, from Marcel Pagnol's trilogy of plays.

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