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ARSENIC AND OLD LACE
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Cary Grant stars in this hilarious black comedy about two sweet old ladies who poison lonely old men with elderberry wine, as a kindness. Cary is the confused nephew who has to juggle dead bodies, escaped murderers and an uncle who thinks he's Teddy Roosevelt with a marriage announcement and the police. With Peter Lorre as Dr. Einstein. Frank Capra---USA---1944---118 mins.
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BROADWAY BILL
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Lost for over 40 years, Capra's Broadway Bill has finally resurfaced. An heiress bets she'll find true love at the racetrack and saddles up to a cheery horse trainer. A romantic comedy in true Capra style. Myrna Loy, Warner Baxter, Margaret Hamilton and Jason Robards star. Capra remade the film in 1950 as the musical Riding High. Frank Capra---USA---1934---100 mins.
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CLASSIC CHRISTMAS COLLECTION
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This holiday set includes the 60th Anniversary Edition of Frank Capra's It's a Wonderful Life (1946) and Michael Curtiz's White Christmas Frank Capra/Michael Curtiz---USA
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FRANK CAPRA COLLECTION
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Frank Capra's classic offerings of cinematic Americana have never looked better than in this digitally remastered collection. In addition to the legendary Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, with Jimmy Stewart as a naive freshman senator up against a corrupt Washington establishment, this set also includes Capra's famous screwball comedy It Happened One Night, starring Clark Gable and Claudette Colbert as two mismatched lovers, the sentimental Gary Cooper and Jean Arthur hit Mr. Deeds Goes to Town, for which Capr a won a Best Director Oscar, You Can't Take It with You, a supremely nutty comedy featuring the talents of Stewart, Arthur, and Lionel Barrymore, and finally American Madness, another superb Capra film set amidst the Great Depression, starring Walter Huston, Pat O'Brien, and Constance Cummings. Frank Capra---USA---1932-1939
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FRANK CAPRA'S MATINEE IDOL
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Thought lost for decades, this Frank Capra silent feature was discovered in the mid-1990s in the vaults of the Cinematheque Francaise and restored and re-introduced to the public in 1997. An "expert mixture of comedy, romance and sentiment" (Leonard Maltin's Movie & Video Guide), this cheerful comedy follows a Broadway star who goes incognito to win the love of a beautiful, aspiring thespian who enlists him for her extremely amateur theater group. With Bessie Love and Johnnie Walker. Also included on this volume is the feature-length documentary Frank Capra's American Dream (Kenneth Frank Capra---USA---1928---56 mins.
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GARY COOPER DOUBLE FEATURE
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A terrific double bill featuring fine performances by everyman hero Gary Cooper. In Meet John Doe, a Frank Capra comedy, Cooper plays a down-and-outer who impersonates a "John Doe" for money, only to find himself the surprise catalyst of a political movement. Cooper also exhibits his dramatic ability in a Frank Borzage's moving 1932 adaptation of Hemingway's A Farewell to Arms. Charles Lang won an Oscar for his beautiful camerawork, and Helen Hayes dazzles as Cooper's leading lady. Frank Capra/Frank Borzage---USA---1941, 1932---161 mins.
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HEMO MAGNIFICENT / UNCHAINED
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Frank Capra (It's a Wonderful Life) directed and Shamus Culhane animated these two informative shorts about the wonders of life for the Bell Science Series. Hemo the Magnificent (1957, 54 mins.) provides a humorous tour of the body's amazing plumbing system, featuring the most powerful and mysterious muscle, the heart. Features a wonderful mix of animation and microscopic photography. In Unchained Goddess (1958, 56 mins.), the Goddess of Weather, along with other characters like Wind, Clouds and Rain, helps explain what weather really is. How the poles and equator make wind and what clouds are made of are explained through animation and amazing live footage of hurricanes, tornadoes and extreme weather. Frank Capra---USA---1957/1958---110 mins.
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HERE COMES GROOM/ JUST FOR YOU
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Bing Crosby and Jane Wyman star on this double-feature disc. In Just For You, widower Jordan Blake (Crosby) has had wild success as a Broadway producer, but not much success as a father. To win back their affection, he decides to take one last vacation with his kids (Bob Arthur, Natalie Wood) before they're not "kids" anymore. But that's when Blake discovers that his son may have grown up sooner than Dad anticipated--he's fallen in love with his father's girlfriend, a musical-comedy star (Wyman). Also stars Ethel Barrymore and features the Oscar-nominated tune, "Zing A Little Zong." In Here Comes the Groom, directed by Frank Capra, Crosby stars as an overseas reporter with a song in his heart...and room left over for two orphans. They are his to adopt, if he can find a bride in just five days. His former fiancee (Wyman) is the perfect candidate, but she's destined to marry millionaire Franchot Tone--or is she? Among the highlights of this sparkling musical romp is Der Bingle's crooning of the Oscar -winning song, "In the Elliott Nugent/Frank Capra---USA---1952/1951---217 mins.
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HOLE IN THE HEAD
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One of Frank Capra's last films, with Frank Sinatra playing a Miami hotel owner on the verge of bankruptcy, who's forced to scramble to raise funds in order to stay in business. With a terrific performance from Edward G. Robinson. Sinatra sings "High Hopes," which won the Academy Award for Best Frank Capra---USA---1959---120 mins.
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IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT
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Winner of five Academy Awards, this famous screwball comedy stars Clark Gable and Claudette Colbert as two mismatched lovers.
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IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE
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James Stewart is George Bailey, trapped in Bedford Falls, until his faith in life is restored by his guardian angel in Frank Capra's delightful fantasy.
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KNOW YOUR ENEMY: JAPAN
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Produced by the U.S. War Department, this was one of the last films made by Frank Capra's special services unit. Designed to familiarize American soldiers with their Japanese counterparts, it is often blatantly racist, yet it is an important document of World War II and remains, at a technical level, extremely effective. When the war in the Pacific ended, the film was quickly pulled from circulation. Written by Capra, Carl Foreman (High Noon, Bridge on the River Kwai), and John Huston, who also narrates. Music by Frank Capra---USA---1945---63 mins.
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LADY FOR A DAY (CAPRA)
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Frank Capra's romantic fable of a soft-hearted gangster who helps transform an old apple-seller into a perfect lady was nominated for four Academy Awards, and features wonderful performances from Warren William, May Robson, Guy Kibbee and Glenda Farrell. Adapted from a Damon Runyan story, and one of Capra's first great successes. The director remade it as Pocketful of Miracles (1961), his final feature. Frank Capra---USA---1933---88 mins.
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LOST HORIZON
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Ronald Colman is a diplomat fleeing revolutionary China when his plane gets highjacked to Frank Capra's "utopian paradise" in the Himalayas, Shangri-La.
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MEET JOHN DOE (70TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION)
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Capra's classic ode to the common man: Gary Cooper is the unemployed worker built into a symbol by a newspaper publisher, only to discover he's the object of political ambitions. With Barbara Stanwyck, Edward Arnold, and Walter Brennan.
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MEET JOHN DOE/A FAREWELL TO AR
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Capra's classic ode to the common man: Gary Cooper is the unemployed worker built into a symbol by a newspaper publisher only to discover he's the object of political ambitions. With Barbara Stanwyck, Edward Arnold, Walter Brennan. Frank Capra---USA---1941---123 mins.
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MR. DEEDS GOES TO TOWN
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One of Frank Capra's best films, shot during the height of the Depression and representing sentimental cinema at its most effective. Gary Cooper plays Longfellow Deeds, a simple man from Vermont who inherits 20 million dollars and wants to spend it on people in economic need. Jean Arthur plays the city reporter who at first tries to exploit Deeds for a good story before being captivated by his naive good nature. Capra won the Oscar for Best Director for this enduring offering of Americana. Frank Capra---USA---1936---115 mins.
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MR. SMITH GOES TO WASHINGTON
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Frank Capra's classic offering of cinematic Americana, with Jimmy Stewart as a naive freshman senator up against a corrupt Washington establishment.
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OUR MR. SUN / STRANGE CASE OF
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Directed by Frank Capra (It's a Wonderful Life) and animated by Shamus Culhane, these Bell Science Series animated shorts reveal the fun wonders of science. In Our Mr. Sun (1956, 60 mins.), Eddie Albert and Dr. Frank Baxter relate everything you wanted to know about the sun through a brilliant combination of nature footage and animation. In the fun and fact-filled galactic thriller, Strange Case of the Cosmic Rays (1957, 55 mins.), the mysteries of the universe are revealed. Elements of the atom, powerful particles and radiation research are presented in a simple and easily understood format. With puppetry by Bil & Cora's Marionettes. Frank Capra---USA---1956/1957---115 mins.
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PLATINUM BLONDE
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Jean Harlow and Loretta Young face off over Robert Williams in Frank Capra's raucous comedy of romance between the haves and have-nots.
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