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| Dodsworth (1936) |
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| Studio: Samuel Goldwyn |
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| Producer: Samuel Goldwyn |
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| Starring: Walter Huston,
Ruth Chatterton, Mary Astor, Maria Ouspenskaya |
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| Synopsis: Adapted from
Sinclair Lewis's novel, a retired automobile tycoon (Walter
Huston) and wife (Ruth Chatterton) take an extended European
holiday. Increasingly obsessed with maintaining an appearance
of youth, Chatterton falls in with a crowd of frivolous
socialites. Discovering that his wife is leaving him for
a European baron, he is disconsolate until he meets a
pretty young widow (Mary Astor). When Chatterton realizes
what she may be losing, she attempts reconciliation, but
it is too late. Academy Award Nominations®:
7, including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor--Walter
Huston, Best Screenplay. Academy Awards®:
Best Interior Decoration. |
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| Academy Awards®: |
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| Best Picture |
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Nomainated |
| Best Director |
William Wyler |
Nominated |
| Best Actor |
Walter Huston |
Nominated |
| Supporting Actress |
Maria Ouspenskaya |
Nominated |
| Best Screenplay |
Sidney Howard |
Nominated |
| Interior Decoration |
Richard Day |
Won |
| Sound Recording |
Oscar Lagerstrom |
Nominated |
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