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Tales of Manhattan Overview:

Tales of Manhattan (1942) was a Comedy - Drama Film directed by Julien Duvivier and produced by Sam Spiegel and Boris Morros.

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Tales of Manhattan…and Hollywood (and more): The Last of Sheila

The murder mystery has been a movie staple since the silent era. In the 1930s variations on the drawing-room style whodunit, perhaps epitomized by the lighthearted Powell/Loy “Thin Man” series and the suspenseful Rathbone/ Bruce “Sherlock Holmes” franchise, became popular. Fa... Read full article


Tales of Manhattan…and Hollywood (and more): The Last of Sheila

The murder mystery has been a movie staple since the silent era. In the 1930s variations on the drawing-room style whodunit, perhaps epitomized by the lighthearted Powell/Loy “Thin Man” series and the suspenseful Rathbone/ Bruce “Sherlock Holmes” franchise, became popular. Fa... Read full article


Tales of Manhattan…and Hollywood (and more): The Last of Sheila

The murder mystery has been a movie staple since the silent era. In the 1930s variations on the drawing-room style whodunit, perhaps epitomized by the lighthearted Powell/Loy “Thin Man” series and the suspenseful Rathbone/ Bruce “Sherlock Holmes” franchise, became popular. Fa... Read full article


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Tales of Manhattan Quotes:

George: I know my own tailcoat!
Diane: Well, you didn't last night!
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Tales of Manhattan Facts
W.C. Fields appeared in a section of the film that was cut from film that was cut from the final version. It has been restored to the video version. Also in the segment are Margaret Dumont and Phil Silvers.

Amused by Charles Boyer's thick French accent, Rita Hayworth giggled her way through the filming of their love scenes together.

Paul Robeson's final film.

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