One in a Million

1935
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1 Std. 6 Min.

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Gwen Lee and Guinn 'Big Boy' Williams in One in a Million (1935)

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuA typical mid-30s entry from the Maury M. Cohen Invincible arm of Chesterfield Pictures, shot in the usual static style of Frank R. Strayer who moved the camera maybe twice for a medium clos... Alles lesenA typical mid-30s entry from the Maury M. Cohen Invincible arm of Chesterfield Pictures, shot in the usual static style of Frank R. Strayer who moved the camera maybe twice for a medium close-up, probably under orders not to from producer Cohen who knew moving the camera cost tim... Alles lesenA typical mid-30s entry from the Maury M. Cohen Invincible arm of Chesterfield Pictures, shot in the usual static style of Frank R. Strayer who moved the camera maybe twice for a medium close-up, probably under orders not to from producer Cohen who knew moving the camera cost time and money. This one has good-girl Dorothy Brooks being summoned to the apartment of her ... Alles lesen

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I Like The Players, But It's A Paint-By-Numbers Script

Dorothy Wilson goes to see her manager at the department store, Francis Sayles, as ordered. He says she's been stealing underwear, but if she'll sleep with him, he won't mention it to anyone. She denies the theft, and shoves him away. He falls out the window, so she flees to her friend, Gwen Lee, and meets Charles Starrett, who eventually turns out to be the son of the owner of the department store she worked in.

Well, we all know how this turns out, and there are few surprises in this Poverty Row drama. The performances are pretty good under the direction of Frank Strayer, but the lack of surprises in the script leave this without much interest to the casual viewer. With Guin 'Big Boy' Williams, Holmes Herbert, Barbara Rogers, and Lew Kelly.