A Man to Remember (1938) |
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| Director(s) | Garson Kanin |
| Producer(s) | Robert Sisk |
| Top Genres | Drama, Romance |
| Top Topics | Babies, Doctors, Father Son |
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Anne Shirley(as Jean Johnson)
A Man to Remember
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1938
A Man to Remember
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1938
Anne Shirley
(as Jean Johnson)
Lee Bowman(as Dick Abbott)
A Man to Remember
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1938
A Man to Remember
Released
1938
Lee Bowman
(as Dick Abbott)
William Henry(as Howard Sykes)
A Man to Remember
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1938
A Man to Remember
Released
1938
William Henry
(as Howard Sykes)
John Wray(as Tom Johnson)
A Man to Remember
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1938
A Man to Remember
Released
1938
John Wray
(as Tom Johnson)
Granville Bates(as George Sykes)
A Man to Remember
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1938
A Man to Remember
Released
1938
Granville Bates
(as George Sykes)
Frank M. Thomas(as Jode Harkness)
A Man to Remember
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1938
A Man to Remember
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1938
Frank M. Thomas
(as Jode Harkness)
Gilbert Emery(as Dr. Robinson)
A Man to Remember
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1938
A Man to Remember
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1938
Gilbert Emery
(as Dr. Robinson)
Byron Foulger(as Bank Teller)
A Man to Remember
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1938
A Man to Remember
Released
1938
Byron Foulger
(as Bank Teller)
A Man to Remember Overview:
A Man to Remember (1938) was a Drama - Romance Film directed by Garson Kanin and produced by Robert Sisk.
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Since the credits in the Netherlands Filmmuseum print are not original, the IMDb listings are taken from the AFI Catalogue of Feature Films (1931-1940), which were confirmed from a cutting continuity deposited with the copyright records. Note that the film editing credit for Jack Hively is not in the Netherlands Filmmuseum print.
The only surviving copy of "A Man To Remember" is a 35mm, original nitrate print in the English spoken language, but with Dutch subtitles and Dutch credits. In addition, written English notes and letters in the film was replaced with the Dutch equivalents. It was preserved by the Netherlands Filmmuseum in 2000 and shown on the Turner Classic Movies (TCM) Channel in April 2007.