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The Corsican Brothers Overview:

The Corsican Brothers (1941) was a Adventure - Black-and-white Film directed by Gregory Ratoff and produced by Edward Small.

SYNOPSIS

Dumas, endless source of costume-epic plots, supplied the story of Siamese twins, songs of a Corsican nobleman, who are separated and hidden just as the entire family is wiped out by a robber baron. Twenty years later the two young men meet. One grew up in Paris, the other sheltered by a family retainer in Corsica. The brothers have a telepathic link and feel each other's emotions. They once again separate, but this time to confuse and wreak vengeance on the villain responsible for the demise of their kin.

(Source: available at Amazon AMC Classic Movie Companion).

Academy Awards 1942 --- Ceremony Number 15 (source: AMPAS)

AwardRecipientResult
Best Music - ScoringDimitri TiomkinNominated

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The Corsican Brothers (1941)

The Corsican Brothers Directed by Gregory Ratoff Written by George Bruce and Howard Eastabrook based on the novel by Alexander Dumas pére 1941/USA Edward Small Productions First viewing/Amazon Prime Instant Video I thought this was a very well-done swashbuckler. The Countess Franchi gives birth t... Read full article


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