Young and Beautiful (1934) |
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| Director(s) | Joseph Santley |
| Producer(s) | Nat Levine |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Romance |
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William Haines(as Robert Preston)
Young and Beautiful
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1934
Young and Beautiful
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1934
William Haines
(as Robert Preston)
John Miljan(as Gordon Douglas)
Young and Beautiful
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1934
Young and Beautiful
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1934
John Miljan
(as Gordon Douglas)
Vince Barnett(as Sammy)
Young and Beautiful
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1934
Young and Beautiful
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1934
Vince Barnett
(as Sammy)
Warren Hymer(as The Champion)
Young and Beautiful
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1934
Young and Beautiful
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1934
Warren Hymer
(as The Champion)
Franklin Pangborn(as Radio announcer)
Young and Beautiful
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1934
Young and Beautiful
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1934
Franklin Pangborn
(as Radio announcer)
Syd Saylor(as Hansen)
Young and Beautiful
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1934
Young and Beautiful
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1934
Syd Saylor
(as Hansen)
Otis Harlan(as Sugar Daddy)
Young and Beautiful
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1934
Young and Beautiful
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1934
Otis Harlan
(as Sugar Daddy)
Frank Jenks(as Cheer Leader)
Young and Beautiful
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1934
Young and Beautiful
Released
1934
Frank Jenks
(as Cheer Leader)
Young and Beautiful Overview:
Young and Beautiful (1934) was a Comedy - Romance Film directed by Joseph Santley and produced by Nat Levine.
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Young and Beautiful ( 1934 )
Hollywood in the early 1930s was a bustling vibrant work environment filled with aspiring screenwriters and directors, ambitious young actors, and seasoned professionals from various fields, all riding on a glorious wave of excitement over the fame and fortune to be found within the land of make-bel... Read full article
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Dancers wearing masks and costumes of John Barrymore, Clark Gable, Wallace Beery, Maurice Chevalier, Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, George Arliss, Jimmy Durante, Buster Keaton, Joe E. Brown, Eddie Cantor, Charles Chaplin, and Adolphe Menjou are featured.