Search for "capra" located 14 videos!
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Battle of Britain
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The LikeTelevision Movie channel proudly presents - The Battle of Britain - part of the Frank capra series - Why we Fight. The short film shows archival footage from London in 1940, and tells the story of the Battle of Britain. Also includes some vintage Winston Churchill clips.
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Battle of Midway
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The LikeTelevision Movie channel proudly presents - The Battle of Midway - part of the Frank capra series - Why we Fight. The short film shows actual footage of the naval battle that changed the course of WWII.
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Battle of San Pietro
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LikeTelevision proudly presents - The Battle of San Pietro. This film was written, directed and narrated by John Huston. It was produced by the Army Pictorial Service, Signal Corps, which was under the supervision of Frank capra.
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Clark Gable Dies
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The LikeTelevision History channel proudly presents, This Day in Hollywood - November 16!
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Frank Capra's It Happened One Night Is Released
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The LikeTelevision History channel proudly presents, This Day in Hollywood - February 23!
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Grande Illusion, La
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Jean Renoir's La Grande Illusion, a.k.a. Grand Illusion is a wonderful film about 2 French Officers during WWI who are captured and sent to a prison camp. Erich von Stroheim, best known for his role as Max Von Meyerling in Billy Wilder's Sunset Blvd, stars as a German Ace Captain von Rauffenstein (who shot down the 2 Frenchmen) and then gets reassigned to become commandant (he's not like Werner Von Klemperer, a.k.a. Colonel Klink) of a prison camp after sustaining serious injury by getting shot down. There's additional tension and class conflict between the French Captain De Boeldieu (Pierre Fresnay), who is an aristocrat and Lieutenant Marechal (Jean Gabin) who is a mechanic. The film also portrays an underlying anti-semitism, with the character Lieutenant Rosenthal (Marcel Dalio), who is slowing down an escape attempt when he strains his ankle. This is a really great film, voted in the top 250 of all time at IMDB.com.
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Happy Birthday Claudette Colbert
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The LikeTelevision History channel proudly presents, This Day in Hollywood - September 13!
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Happy Birthday Donna Reed
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The LikeTelevision History channel proudly presents, This Day in Hollywood - January 27!
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Happy Birthday Frank Capra
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The LikeTelevision History channel proudly presents, This Day in Hollywood - May 18th!
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It's A Wonderful Life Starring Jimmy Stewart Is Released
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The LikeTelevision History channel proudly presents, This Day in Hollywood - December 24!
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Meet John Doe
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The LikeTelevision Movie channel proudly presents - Meet John Doe - with Gary Cooper, Barbara Stanwyck, Walter Brennan, and Edward Arnold. Based on the Richard Connell novel, a newspaper publicity stunt designed to increase circulation (yes, fake news), creates John Doe, (Gary Cooper)to tell the story of the little people. Barbara Stanwyck plays Miss Mitchell, the ambitious journalist who starts the marketing campaign and writes John's speeches. Like Peggy Noonan and Ronald Reagan, only John Doe isn't President, he's just a nobody.
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Meet John Doe Is Released
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The LikeTelevision History channel proudly presents, This Day in Hollywood - May 3rd!
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Picture of Dorian Gray
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Set in London, 1886 - The Picture of Dorian Gray is based on the classic novella by Oscar Wilde with the screenplay adapted by Albert Lewin,who was also the director of this classic. The film won an Oscar in 1946 for Best Cinematography (Harry Stradling, Jr.) and is an interesting combination of richly contrasted Black and White - with a few scenes of the picture in technocolor. An excellent movie - especially if you are familiar with the legal troubles of Oscar Wilde, and have read the story
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War Comes to America
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War Comes to America, part 7 of the WWII documentary series called Why We Fight. The films were directed by great Frank capra, best known for his classic feel good movies, It's a Wonderful Life (w/ Jimmy Stewart and Donna Reed) and Meet John Doe (w/ Barbara Stanwyck and Gary Cooper).
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