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    Oleg123 — 9 years ago(January 26, 2017 08:58 AM)

    its on youtube right now. But I take it you've seen it.
    But its not a rare film at all, I often see it on internet.
    Winged Victory is also on youtube right now, quality is not very good though

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      EliotTempleton — 9 years ago(January 26, 2017 09:16 AM)

      I check YouTube regularly, and have for years, for the two 1931 films I mentioned.
      Girls About Town
      , I see, was uploaded for the first time exactly
      one week ago
      . If we can judge by history, Universal will take it down momentarily. The
      Winged Victory
      upload of six months ago is of such a bad visual and aural quality as to render it unwatchable.
      The delightful
      Girls About Town
      in indeed a hard-to-find film, and just because it recently showed up on YouTube doesn't make it any the less so.
      Again, by what criteria so you rate some of Cukor's finest oeuvres as "so-so"?

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        Oleg123 — 9 years ago(January 26, 2017 11:04 AM)

        I've seen this film regularly on diff sites for last few years. Also if at some point you'll want to see it and won't be able to find, message me I'll email you the file (I have it), or will let you know where its available at the moment.
        p.s. I am also subscribed to few users on youtube, I receive message that someone uploaded "Girls About Town" much more often then I care. (I would like to rewatch Kay's film with Miriam Hopkins, and Miriam Hopkins early film with Carole Lombard, but that's getting off the subject)

        Again, by what criteria so you rate some of Cukor's finest oeuvres as "so-so"?
        I don't like "Star is Born" much, I hope its ok

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          Oleg123 — 9 years ago(January 26, 2017 09:03 AM)

          My jaw is dropping at some of the entries on your "so-so" list
          Looking forward to your list, since I take it you saw most of them.
          I take it you mainly surprised at "Star is Born" ? Doubt there many fans of last films of Garbo and Shearer; Romeo and Juliet would have been much better without L Howard.

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            EliotTempleton — 9 years ago(January 26, 2017 09:31 AM)

            Looking forward to your list, since I take it you saw most of them.
            The only Cukor film I haven't seen is
            Grumpy
            , and I only saw another rarity,
            Zaza
            , for the first time six months ago. I'll wait to submit my detailed analysis of his extraordinary filmography until someone chooses to discuss it in-depth, and without nebulous, unsupported, vague categories such as "liked a lot" and "so-so". Your assumption about the Garbo and Shearer films is erroneous, and it's a fact that
            Two-Faced Woman
            , though not the finest film in either Cukor or Garbo's body of work, has achieved a cult status, and is not without its merits.

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              snsurone — 9 years ago(January 26, 2017 02:40 PM)

              IMO, Cukor's ROMEO AND JULIET would have been better if it was never made!
              With the exception of Edna May Oliver (and maybe Andy Devine), all of the actors were far too old for their roles.
              I'll wager that john Barrymore didn't draw a sober breath throughout his performance!
              And the sets looked like those of a stage play.
              Franco Zefirelli's 1968 movie was FAR superior.

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                Boomer-Baby — 9 years ago(February 03, 2017 02:09 PM)

                I got Tarnished Lady from the same place where I got Girls About Town years and years ago. Do you remember I PM'd you about that, way back then?

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                  the_wesley_crushers — 9 years ago(January 26, 2017 10:52 AM)

                  George Cukor - Seen Feature Films
                  10 Rating

                  • Best Film
                    The Wizard of Oz (1939) - UNCREDITED
                    My Fair Lady (1964)
                    Gone with the Wind (1939) - UNCREDITED
                    8 Rating
                  • Great Film
                    Camille (1936)
                    7 Rating
                  • Very Good Film
                    Holiday (1938)
                    Gaslight (1944)
                    A Star Is Born (1954)
                    A Woman's Face (1941)
                    I'll Be Seeing You (1944) - UNCREDITED
                    The Women (1939)
                    Hot Spell (1958) - UNCREDITED
                    6 Rating
                  • Good Film
                    Born Yesterday (1950)
                    A Bill of Divorcement (1932)
                    It Should Happen to You (1954)
                    Adam's Rib (1949)
                    Dinner at Eight (1933)
                    The Philadelphia Story (1940)
                    Keeper of the Flame (1942)
                    Zaza (1938)
                    Her Cardboard Lover (1942)
                    5 Rating
                  • Not Good, Not Bad Film
                    Manhattan Melodrama (1934) - UNCREDITED
                    Girls About Town (1931)
                    Two-Faced Woman (1941)
                    Pat and Mike (1952)
                    No More Ladies (1935) - UNCREDITED
                    3 Rating
                  • Very Bad Film
                    Desire Me (1947) - UNCREDITED
                    Heller in Pink Tights (1960)
                    Sylvia Scarlett (1935)
                    Romeo and Juliet (1936)
                    The Chapman Report (1962)
                    The Royal Family of Broadway (1930)
                    The Blue Bird (1976)
                    2 Rating
                  • Garbage Film
                    Let's Make Love (1960)
                    Susan and God (1940)
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                    Oleg123 — 9 years ago(January 26, 2017 11:15 AM)

                    indeed one of his worst films, surprising he made it same time Woman's Face, also with Crawford, which is one of her best.

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                      Oleg123 — 9 years ago(January 26, 2017 11:18 AM)

                      Don't know if uncredited films should be counted.
                      For 3 films that you choose his best - 2 of them he is uncredited. Regarding Wizard of Oz (which is one of them), he didn't shot any material, and was sort of advisor in the early stages, but not in any way a Director

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                        angmc43 — 9 years ago(January 26, 2017 04:25 PM)

                        Well, he did advise Judy Garland to dump the blond wig, the heavy make-up, and asked her to act more natural. Yes, not enough to count as a director, but his advice was gold.
                        In terms of GWTW, I think he directed the Bazaar sequence, and the Melanie delivery scenes with Butterfly McQueen.

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                          Oleg123 — 9 years ago(January 26, 2017 08:01 PM)

                          hey angmc43
                          I am aware of that. Definitely a great advise, and we can say he influenced the film, but in no way he was a director. Many great films have technical advisors, hands on producers, etc, who never receive any kind of directorial credit. I find it unfair that Cukor receives uncredited directorial credit here simply because he is a director himself.
                          Also, I think its even disrespectful to him, considering that he directed 50 films, to consider one of his best a film that is not directed by him

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                            rcocean3 — 9 years ago(January 26, 2017 11:23 AM)

                            Liked a Lot
                            My Fair Lady 1964
                            Dinner at Eight 1933
                            A Star Is Born 1954
                            Liked
                            Les Girls 1957
                            Bhowani Junction 1956
                            The Actress 1953
                            Adam's Rib 1949
                            Gaslight 1944
                            The Women 1939
                            Holiday 1938
                            David Copperfield 1935

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                              bkamberger — 9 years ago(January 26, 2017 01:45 PM)

                              TOP 10 (chronologically)
                              Little Women
                              David Copperfield
                              Camille
                              Holiday
                              The Women
                              The Philadelphia Story
                              Adam's Rib
                              A Star Is Born
                              My Fair Lady
                              Love Among the Ruins
                              NADIR
                              The Blue Bird

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                                creightonhale — 9 years ago(January 26, 2017 03:21 PM)

                                EXCELLENT
                                Born Yesterday 1950
                                Adam's Rib 1949
                                The Philadelphia Story 1940
                                David Copperfield 1935
                                Dinner at Eight 1933
                                VERY GOOD
                                Love Among the Ruins 1975 TV
                                Les Girls 1957
                                A Star Is Born 1954
                                It Should Happen to You 1954
                                A Double Life 1947
                                Gaslight 1944
                                A Woman's Face 1941
                                Holiday 1938
                                Camille 1936
                                The Women 1939
                                Little Women 1933
                                What Price Hollywood? 1932
                                Girls About Town 1931
                                GOOD
                                My Fair Lady 1964
                                Heller in Pink Tights 1960
                                Wild Is the Wind 1957
                                The Actress 1953
                                Pat and Mike 1952
                                The Marrying Kind 1952
                                The Model and the Marriage Broker 1951
                                Edward, My Son 1949
                                Susan and God 1940
                                Our Betters 1933
                                A Bill of Divorcement 1932
                                The Royal Family of Broadway 1930
                                OKAY, FAIR, WITH SOMETHING TO RECOMMEND THEM
                                The Chapman Report 1962
                                Something's Got to Give 1962 fragment
                                Let's Make Love 1960
                                Keeper of the Flame 1942
                                Two-Faced Woman 1941
                                Sylvia Scarlett 1936
                                MEDIOCRE
                                Rich and Famous 1981
                                Travels with My Aunt 1972
                                A Life of Her Own 1950
                                Her Cardboard Lover 1942
                                Romeo and Juliet 1936
                                Rockabye 1932
                                Tarnished Lady 1931
                                DREADFUL
                                The Blue Bird 1976
                                NOT SEEN
                                The Corn Is Green 1979 TV
                                Justine 1969
                                Bhowani Junction 1956
                                Winged Victory 1944
                                Zaza 1938
                                The Virtuous Sin 1930
                                Grumpy 1930
                                "The answers to all of life's riddles can be found in the movies."

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                                  Oleg123 — 9 years ago(January 26, 2017 08:11 PM)

                                  very good film, I like it more than Bette's original version.
                                  Kate was fond of the film, and in his memoirs devoted a whole chapter to it, while not mentioning some of her theatrical films at all

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                                    CanterburyTale — 9 years ago(January 26, 2017 05:42 PM)

                                    It is a pity that
                                    Let's Make Love
                                    is often cited as a disaster, as I enjoyed it very much.The great cameos from Bing, Gene, and Milton Berle; the tuneful score; Marilyn, Yves Montand, and Tony Randall on good form, and Frankie Vaughan singing his heart out. The plot is Swiss cheese, I readily admit, but I just find it great, frothy fun.
                                    As to my other Cukor favourites
                                    Adam's Rib
                                    A Star Is Born
                                    A Double Life
                                    The Philadelphia Story
                                    Holiday
                                    .
                                    I also liked
                                    Keeper Of The Flame
                                    , but not enough to consider it a favourite.
                                    "Barney SloaneThat's my new nameMy old one's a little more Italian."

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                                      Oleg123 — 9 years ago(January 26, 2017 08:10 PM)

                                      cameos in Let's Make Love were indeed great, but they were like 10 minutes out of very long, stretched film with very weak plot, and Yves Montand who didn't try at all

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                                        gunshotwound — 9 years ago(January 26, 2017 07:44 PM)

                                        The ones I have
                                        NOT
                                        seen are in
                                        red
                                        . Of the ones I have seen, I liked them all. Some more than others. Some I would never watch again and some I would watch anytime they are on TV.
                                        Rich and Famous 1981
                                        The Corn Is Green 1979 TV
                                        The Blue Bird 1976
                                        Love Among the Ruins 1975 TV
                                        Travels with My Aunt 1972
                                        Justine 1969
                                        My Fair Lady 1964
                                        The Chapman Report 1962
                                        Something's Got to Give 1962
                                        Let's Make Love 1960 fragment
                                        Heller in Pink Tights 1960
                                        Wild Is the Wind 1957
                                        Les Girls 1957
                                        Bhowani Junction 1956
                                        A Star Is Born 1954
                                        It Should Happen to You 1954
                                        The Actress 1953
                                        Pat and Mike 1952
                                        The Marrying Kind 1952
                                        The Model and the Marriage Broker 1951
                                        Born Yesterday 1950
                                        A Life of Her Own 1950
                                        Adam's Rib 1949
                                        Edward, My Son 1949
                                        A Double Life 1947
                                        Winged Victory 1944
                                        Gaslight 1944
                                        Keeper of the Flame 1942
                                        Her Cardboard Lover 1942
                                        Two-Faced Woman 1941
                                        A Woman's Face 1941
                                        The Philadelphia Story 1940
                                        Susan and God 1940
                                        The Women 1939
                                        Zaza 1938
                                        Holiday 1938
                                        Camille 1936
                                        Romeo and Juliet 1936
                                        Sylvia Scarlett 1936
                                        David Copperfield 1935
                                        Little Women 1933
                                        Dinner at Eight 1933
                                        Our Betters 1933
                                        Rockabye 1932
                                        A Bill of Divorcement 1932
                                        What Price Hollywood? 1932
                                        Girls About Town 1931
                                        Tarnished Lady 1931
                                        The Royal Family of Broadway 1930
                                        The Virtuous Sin 1930
                                        Grumpy 1930
                                        "Dr. Pretorius. He's a very queer looking old gentleman."

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                                          Oleg123 — 9 years ago(January 26, 2017 08:08 PM)

                                          not missing anything great
                                          Girls About Town 1931 is probably the best of them
                                          If you like early 30s films which were a bit stagy (but not pre code) Bill of Divorcement is good, but I am Kate Hepburn fan, although I think her films with Tracy were over pompous and nadir for everyone involved
                                          Zaza is watchable, but probably weakest film Claudette Did between 1934 and 1950

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