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You Can't Take It with You (23-Aug-1938)
Director: Frank Capra Writer: Robert Riskin From a play: You Can't Take It with You by George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart Musical Score: Dimitri Tiomkin Keywords: Romantic Comedy A tale of two families, the Kirbys, a banking family whose sole interest is wealth, and the Vanderhof-Sycamores, eccentric bohemians more interested in the happiness of their family. Tony Kirby is tasked with convincing Grandpa Vanderhof to sell their house, but he falls in love with Alice Sycamore. Won Oscars for Best Picture and Best Director; received additional nominations for Best Supporting Actress, Best Screenplay, Best Cinematography, Best Sound Recording and Best Editing.
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28-Feb-1977 |
Rochester on The Jack Benny Show |
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Actor |
18-Feb-1890 |
26-Apr-1956 |
You Can't Take It With You |
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14-Jul-1878 |
18-Nov-1946 |
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12-Apr-1923 |
22-Jan-2004 |
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13-Apr-1886 |
14-Apr-1956 |
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CAST REVIEWS Review by R. Michael Bach (posted on 10-Jul-2007) Absolutely one of the funniest ever, with a diverse cast of characters, in a variety of roles. The courtroom scene is hilarious, but is somewhat of a social lesson that friends make a person what they are, and not money. Highly recommended, and one that never gets old. It will be a classic for many years in the future.
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