Clarence Brown

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Anna Christie review by Savage from London, England

Garbo talks - and so does everyone else 27 September 2006
... because it's Garbo, and she's magical, even when the film bogs down. Director Clarence Brown tries hard to create the right waterfront atmosphere, and the players work very... Read customer review

National Velvet (1945)
Starring: Mickey Rooney, Elizabeth Taylor, Anne Revere
Director: Clarence Brown
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NATIONAL VELVET is the poignant family story that made a young Elizabeth Taylor a star. Taylor excels as Velvet Brown, a 1920s working-class girl whose dreams of owning her own horse become a reality when she wins Pie, a wild and unruly horse, in a raffle. With the help of Mi Taylor (Mickey Rooney),..read more »

71% from 622 members
Not currently released

Anna Karenina (1935)
Starring: Greta Garbo, Fredric March, Freddie Bartholomew
Director: Clarence Brown
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Anna Karenina, dutiful wife and doting mother, knows contentment but not passion. That changes when she meets ardent Count Vronsky. For him, she throws away marriage, family, social position and finally her life. Leo Tolstoy's novel receives sumptuous treatment in David O. Selznick's production. ..read more »

71% from 108 members
Not currently released

Anna Christie (1930)
Starring: Greta Garbo
Director: Clarence Brown
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Greta Garbo plays a former prostitute who falls in love with a seaman aboard her father's barge and tries to hide her ignoble past.

68% from 80 members
Not currently released

A Woman of Affairs (1928)
Starring: Greta Garbo, John Gilbert, Lewis Stone
Director: Clarence Brown
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Michael Arlen's notorious novel The Green Hat was considered such a hot potato censor-wise that the property's title could not be used when it was adapted to film. Retitled A Woman of Affairs, this tale of a woman destroyed by syphilis was heavily laundered for the screen. Greta Garbo plays an ..read more »

30% from 1 member
Currently unavailable

Flesh and the Devil (1926)
Starring: John Gilbert, Greta Garbo, Lars Hanson
Director: Clarence Brown
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The lifelong friendship between Leo and Ulrich is tested when they encounter Felicitas. Falling instantly in love, Leo is forced to take part in a duel with her husband, whom he kills. Sent to serve in Africa for five years, Leo asks Ulrich to take care of Felicitas...which he promptly does by ..read more »

67% from 195 members
Not currently released

The Eagle on DVD (1925)
Starring: Rudolph Valentino, Vilma Banky, Louise Dresser
Director: Clarence Brown
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Rudolph Valentino stars as Vladimir Dubrovsky, a young Russian Cossack officer who rejects the Czarina's (Louise Dresser) amorous attention and is promptly branded a deserter in this silent tale of love and revenge. On the eve of his dismissal he learns of his father's ruin--his father had sent a ..read more »

61% from 99 members

Clarence Gatemouth Brown - The Blues Of on DVD
Starring: Clarence Brown
Director: Jim Gabour
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Recorded at the Maple Leaf in New Orleans in 1984. Tracklisting includes: 'I Feel Airtight', 'I Wonder', 'Gate Walks To Board', 'Sunrise Cajun Style', 'Song For Rene', 'Six Levels Below Plant Life', 'Frosty', 'One More Mile', 'Pressure Cooker', 'Catfish', and 'Up Jumped The Devil'.

61% from 22 members

National Velvet - 3.5 stars
Anna Karenina - 3.5 stars
Anna Christie - 3.5 stars
A Woman of Affairs - 1.5 stars
Flesh and the Devil - 3.5 stars

National Velvet - 3.5 stars
Anna Karenina - 3.5 stars
Anna Christie - 3.5 stars
Flesh and the Devil - 3.5 stars
The Eagle - 3.0 stars

A Woman of Affairs - 1.5 stars
Clarence Gatemouth Brown - The Blues Of - 3.0 stars
The Eagle - 3.0 stars
Flesh and the Devil - 3.5 stars
Anna Christie - 3.5 stars

Greta Garbo - 5 times - show films
John Gilbert - 3 times - show films
Vilma Banky - 2 times - show films
Albert Conti - 2 times - show films
Louise Dresser - 2 times - show films

Jim Gabour - 1 times - show films