Sensation (1936) |
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| Director(s) | Brian Desmond Hurst |
| Producer(s) | No producer listed for this movie |
| Top Genres | Crime |
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Sensation
Released
1936
Francis Lister
(as Richard Grainger)
Sensation
Released
1936
Athene Seyler
(as Madame Henry)
Sensation
Released
1936
Henry Oscar
(as Superintendant Stainer)
Sensation
Released
1936
Felix Aylmer
(as Lord Bouverie)
Sensation Overview:
Sensation (1936) was a Crime - Film directed by Brian Desmond Hurst .
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Overnight Sensation (1984)
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The Films of Joan Davis - A Slapstick Sensation
Joan Davis was a master of zany comedy. She was the feminine variant of Danny Kaye, Oscar Levant and Billy de Wolfe all rolled into one. But mostly she was uniquely Joan Davis : rubber-faced, loose-limbed and shamelessly outrageous. A lost species from the bygone era of vaudeville. It was in va... Read full article
The Films of Joan Davis - A Slapstick Sensation
Joan Davis was a master of zany comedy. She was the feminine variant of Danny Kaye, Oscar Levant and Billy de Wolfe all rolled into one. But mostly she was uniquely Joan Davis : rubber-faced, loose-limbed and shamelessly outrageous. A lost species from the bygone era of vaudeville. It was in va... Read full article
The Films of Joan Davis - A Slapstick Sensation
Joan Davis was a master of zany comedy. She was the feminine variant of Danny Kaye, Oscar Levant and Billy de Wolfe all rolled into one. But mostly she was uniquely Joan Davis : rubber-faced, loose-limbed and shamelessly outrageous. A lost species from the bygone era of vaudeville. It was in va... Read full article
The Films of Joan Davis - A Slapstick Sensation
Joan Davis was a master of zany comedy. She was the feminine variant of Danny Kaye, Oscar Levant and Billy de Wolfe all rolled into one. But mostly she was uniquely Joan Davis : rubber-faced, loose-limbed and shamelessly outrageous. A lost species from the bygone era of vaudeville. It was in va... Read full article
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