Rockabye (1932) |
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| Director(s) | George Cukor, George Fitzmaurice (uncredited) |
| Producer(s) | David O. Selznick |
| Top Genres | Drama, Romance |
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Constance Bennett(as Judy Carroll)
Rockabye
Released
1932
Rockabye
Released
1932
Constance Bennett
(as Judy Carroll)
Joel McCrea(as Jacobs 'Jake' Van Riker Pell)
Rockabye
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1932
Rockabye
Released
1932
Joel McCrea
(as Jacobs 'Jake' Van Rike...)
Paul Lukas(as Antonie De Sola)
Rockabye
Released
1932
Rockabye
Released
1932
Paul Lukas
(as Antonie De Sola)
Walter Pidgeon(as Commissioner Al Howard)
Rockabye
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1932
Rockabye
Released
1932
Walter Pidgeon
(as Commissioner Al Howard)
Clara Blandick(as Brida)
Rockabye
Released
1932
Rockabye
Released
1932
Clara Blandick
(as Brida)
Walter Catlett(as Jimmy Dunn)
Rockabye
Released
1932
Rockabye
Released
1932
Walter Catlett
(as Jimmy Dunn)
J.M. Kerrigan(as Fagin)
Rockabye
Released
1932
Rockabye
Released
1932
J.M. Kerrigan
(as Fagin)
Richard Carle(as Doc)
Rockabye
Released
1932
Rockabye
Released
1932
Richard Carle
(as Doc)
Rockabye Overview:
Rockabye (1932) was a Drama - Romance Film directed by George Cukor and George Fitzmaurice (uncredited) and produced by David O. Selznick.
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This was the last film released under the RKO-Pathe name. The company was taken over by RKO Radio shortly after the film's release.
RKO bought the rights of the play from Gloria Swanson. Director George Fitzmaurice was borrowed from MGM and Phillips Holmes (in the role later played by Joel McCrea) from Paramount. The finished film was considered so bad that George Cukor was summoned by Selznick to direct two weeks of retakes, with McCrea taking over Holmes'role.
The New York Journal is one of the newspapers flashed on the screen with a headline about the story in the movie. This is one of the few times that the name of an actual newspaper is seen in a fictional storyline.
Lucia Bronder's play was unpublished and based on her short story "Our Judy," published in Smart Set Magazine (date undetermined).