Suzy (1936) |
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| Director(s) | George Fitzmaurice |
| Producer(s) | Maurice Revnes |
| Top Genres | Drama |
| Top Topics | Spies, World War I |
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Jean Harlow(as Suzy)
Suzy
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1936
Suzy
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1936
Jean Harlow
(as Suzy)
Franchot Tone(as Terry)
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1936
Suzy
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1936
Franchot Tone
(as Terry)
Cary Grant(as Andre)
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1936
Suzy
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1936
Cary Grant
(as Andre)
Lewis Stone(as Baron)
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1936
Suzy
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1936
Lewis Stone
(as Baron)
Benita Hume(as Madame Eyrelle)
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1936
Suzy
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1936
Benita Hume
(as Madame Eyrelle)
Inez Courtney(as Maisie)
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1936
Suzy
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1936
Inez Courtney
(as Maisie)
Christian Rub(as 'Pop' Gaspard)
Suzy
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1936
Suzy
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1936
Christian Rub
(as 'Pop' Gaspard)
Una O'Connor(as Landlady)
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1936
Suzy
Released
1936
Una O'Connor
(as Landlady)
Suzy Overview:
Suzy (1936) was a Drama - Film directed by George Fitzmaurice and produced by Maurice Revnes.
Academy Awards 1936 --- Ceremony Number 9 (source: AMPAS)
| Award | Recipient | Result |
| Best Music - Song | Music by Walter Donaldson; Lyrics by Harold Adamson | Nominated |
Suzy BlogHub Articles:
The Films of Jean Harlow: Suzy (1936)
Well it seems Wife vs. Secretary was a fluke because another weak movie today. It’s not that Suzy’s bad, it just doesn’t know if it wants to be a war film with spies and intrigue, or a Jean Harlow romance. Sure the movie follows Harlow’s character, the aforementioned Suzy... Read full article
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The outtakes from "Hell's Angels" cost the life of three of the WWI ace pilots as well as injury to Howard Hughes himself when he crashed flying in one of the scenes. Since only one out of every 249 feet of film shot was used in "Hell's Angels" there was more than enough left over to lease to other films like this one. It also helped offset the tremendous cost to Hughes of filming his movie.
The flying scenes for this movie were not shot by MGM. They were outtakes from Hell's Angels filmed by Howard Hughes.