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Frank Borzage
Frank Borzage
I would like to see a boxed set of this directors works. Stange Cargo ( coming in Feb.in the Joan Crawford collection ) ,Three Comrades, and The Mortal Storm would IMHO be three good films to start off the set. I also would't mind if The Spanish Main were included.This 1946 RKO film in Technicolor stars a red haired actress form Ireland. ![Wink :wink:](./images/smilies/icon_wink.gif)
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Frank Borzage is certainly my all-time favourite director.
I like very much his MGM period with Maggie Sullavan (Three Comrades, The Mortal Storm, The Shining Hour). But, I would like to see the release of rarer features such as Man's Castle (Columbia) and Little Man, What Now? (Universal).
I have seen quite a few of his silents (Seventh Heaven, The River, Lucky Star, Street Angel, Humoresque), but, I haven't managed yet to see The Lady (1925) and the original Secrets (1924) both with Norma Talmadge. let's hope David Shepard is right about the Fox silents boxset.![Cool 8)](./images/smilies/icon_cool.gif)
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I have seen quite a few of his silents (Seventh Heaven, The River, Lucky Star, Street Angel, Humoresque), but, I haven't managed yet to see The Lady (1925) and the original Secrets (1924) both with Norma Talmadge. let's hope David Shepard is right about the Fox silents boxset.
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Re: Frank Borzage
That would be great. I'd buy the Crawford Collection, just to have a nice digital print of "Strange Cargo".ken123 wrote:I would like to see a boxed set of this directors works. Stange Cargo ( coming in Feb.in the Joan Crawford collection ) ,Three Comrades, and The Mortal Storm would IMHO be three good films to start off the set. I also would't mind if The Spanish Main were included.This 1946 RKO film in Technicolor stars a red haired actress form Ireland.