Green Light (1937) |
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| Director(s) | Frank Borzage |
| Producer(s) | Hal B. Wallis (uncredited), Henry Blanke (uncredited), Jack L. Warner (uncredited), Frank Borzage |
| Top Genres | Drama, Romance |
Featured Cast of Green Light See More »
Errol Flynn(as Dr. Newell Paige)
Green Light
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1937
Green Light
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1937
Errol Flynn
(as Dr. Newell Paige)
Anita Louise(as Phyllis Dexter)
Green Light
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1937
Green Light
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1937
Anita Louise
(as Phyllis Dexter)
Margaret Lindsay(as Frances Ogilvie)
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1937
Green Light
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1937
Margaret Lindsay
(as Frances Ogilvie)
Cedric Hardwicke(as Dean Harcourt)
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1937
Green Light
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1937
Cedric Hardwicke
(as Dean Harcourt)
Walter Abel(as Doctor John Stafford)
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1937
Green Light
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1937
Walter Abel
(as Doctor John Stafford)
Henry O'Neill(as Dr. Endicott)
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1937
Green Light
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1937
Henry O'Neill
(as Dr. Endicott)
Spring Byington(as Mrs. Dexter)
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1937
Green Light
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1937
Spring Byington
(as Mrs. Dexter)
Erin O'Brien-Moore(as Pat Arlen)
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1937
Green Light
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1937
Erin O'Brien-Moore
(as Pat Arlen)
Green Light Overview:
Green Light (1937) was a Drama - Romance Film directed by Frank Borzage and produced by Hal B. Wallis, Henry Blanke, Jack L. Warner and Frank Borzage.
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Green Light(1937).
Green Light (1937). Directed by Frank Borzage. Cast: Errol Flynn, Anita Louise and Margaret Lindsay.The film is adapted from a novel written by Lloyd C. Douglas. The novel is related to Douglas' previous book, Magnificent Obsession, which was also turned into a movie. Young surgeon Newell Paige, li... Read full article
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Green Light Quotes:
Sheriff:
[to Paige] The people ain't mean, Doc; they're scared.
Dr. Newell Paige:
What would religion be without music?
Mrs. Dexter: There was religion long before there was music.
Mrs. Dexter: There was religion long before there was music.
Pat Arlen:
[to Phyllis] Someone said dates are only steps in the long parade of time.
Doctor John Stafford:
[Seeing Paige cooking eggs] Who told you to get breakfast?
Dr. Newell Paige: My stomach!
Dr. Newell Paige: My stomach!
Dean Harcourt:
I'm alive simply because I have a job to do. You take away my job, you take away my life.
Dr. Newell Paige: Yes, a man must have something to live for, musn't he?
Dean Harcourt: Or something to die for.
Dr. Newell Paige: [Smiles] I can't think of something to die for. However, maybe something will turn up.
See More Quotes from Green LightDr. Newell Paige: Yes, a man must have something to live for, musn't he?
Dean Harcourt: Or something to die for.
Dr. Newell Paige: [Smiles] I can't think of something to die for. However, maybe something will turn up.
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After his first two starring films, "Captain Blood" and "The Charge of the Light Brigade," Errol Flynn asked Warners to find him a non-swashbuckling role. "Green Light" was the result. However, he was back with sword in hand for his next, "The Prince and the Pauper."
When Phyllis is in Dean Harcourt's office, she refers to his receptionist and the greeting she received in his waiting room. Phyllis' reaction to learning that the woman was a counselee of the dean, not a receptionist, should carry some dramatic impact, but the scene is not in the print, a casualty of the cutting room floor.
"Lux Radio Theater" broadcast a 60 minute radio adaptation of the movie onJanuary 31, 1938 with Errol Flynn reprising his film role.