Dramatic School (1938) |
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| Director(s) | Robert B. Sinclair |
| Producer(s) | Mervyn LeRoy |
| Top Genres | Drama, Romance |
Featured Cast of Dramatic School See More »
Luise Rainer
(as Louise Mauban)
Paulette Goddard
(as Nana)
Alan Marshal
(as Marquis Andre D'Abbenc...)
Lana Turner
(as Mado)
Henry Stephenson
(as Pasquel, Sr.)
Gale Sondergaard
(as Madame Therese Charlot)
Melville Cooper
(as Boulin)
Erik Rhodes
(as Georges Mounier)
Dramatic School Overview:
Dramatic School (1938) was a Drama - Romance Film directed by Robert B. Sinclair and produced by Mervyn LeRoy.
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Dramatic School (1938, Robert B. Sinclair)
Given Dramatic School is all about top-billed Luise Rainer’s rise of stage stardom, it might help if she were actually the protagonist of the story, instead of its—occasional—subject. Because Rainer’s got to share the film with a bunch of other characters, none particularly interesting. Ther... Read full article
Dramatic School (1938, Robert B. Sinclair)
Given Dramatic School is all about top-billed Luise Rainer’s rise of stage stardom, it might help if she were actually the protagonist of the story, instead of its—occasional—subject. Because Rainer’s got to share the film with a bunch of other characters, none particularly interesting. Ther... Read full article
Dramatic School (1938, Robert B. Sinclair)
Given Dramatic School is all about top-billed Luise Rainer’s rise of stage stardom, it might help if she were actually the protagonist of the story, instead of its—occasional—subject. Because Rainer’s got to share the film with a bunch of other characters, none particularly interesting. Ther... Read full article
Dramatic School (1938, Robert B. Sinclair)
Given Dramatic School is all about top-billed Luise Rainer’s rise of stage stardom, it might help if she were actually the protagonist of the story, instead of its—occasional—subject. Because Rainer’s got to share the film with a bunch of other characters, none particularly interesting. Ther... Read full article
Dramatic School (1938)
“Behind the enchantment of the footlights there is the hard reality of the long climb to success. Mere talent is not enough — there must be, in the heart of the young player, a burning love of the stage which would sacrifice all else. This is the story of Louise Mauban — a dramatic... Read full article
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