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Hello, Sister! Overview:

Hello, Sister! (1933) was a Drama - Romance Film directed by Alan Crosland, Erich von Stroheim, Raoul Walsh and Alfred L. Werker and produced by Winfield R. Sheehan and Sol M. Wurtzel.

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Erich von Stroheim:  [Christmas]  It is Christmas when Betty learns that she will be a mother.
Erich von Stroheim was famous for going over budget and over schedule on his previous films, but this one was finished within budget. He would also claim that it wrapped three days ahead of schedule.
Erich von Stroheim:  [ambulance]  When Jimmy confronts Peggy in the rain outside their apartment, an ambulance drives past with sirens blazing.
The rights to Dawn Powell's un-produced play, on which this film is based, were purchased in September 1931 for $7,500.
After director Erich von Stroheim was fired, a studio spokesperson told the press that Stroheim's original cut had been twenty reels and that, while he was planning to edit it down to twelve, another director was being brought in to bring it down to nine reels. There was no truth to this story, but it was widely believed due to Stroheim's reputation for over shooting and for attempting to release films that were commercially too long.
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