Screen Snapshots: Hollywood's Mr. Movies - Production & Contact Info

Screen Snapshots: Hollywood's Mr. Movies (1952)
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Short | 10 min | Documentary, Short

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Screen Snapshots: Hollywood's Mr. Movies (1952)

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Short | 10 min | Documentary, Short

To celebrate his 40th year in motion pictures, Screen Snapshots joins the Hollywood "Saints and Sinners Club" in honoring Adolphe Menjou. Various members said a few nice things or cracked a joke or two, or as many nice things or cracked ...See moreTo celebrate his 40th year in motion pictures, Screen Snapshots joins the Hollywood "Saints and Sinners Club" in honoring Adolphe Menjou. Various members said a few nice things or cracked a joke or two, or as many nice things or cracked jokes that could be crammed into about seven minutes, as Mr. Menjou spent the other three minutes delivering a speech. The attendees were a couple of names that had worked with Mr. Menjou in silent pictures, or actors currently under contract at Columbia or currently working in a Columbia film. None of the A-List members of the club were present. Those that were ranged from an-unborn-Kathy Griffin D-lister to the Chill Wills B-lister. Written by Les Adams See less

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Name	Known for
Ralph Staub Self - Commentator Self - Commentator See fewer	Screen Snapshots Series 25, No. 1: 25th Anniversary (1945)
Adolphe Menjou Self Self See fewer	Paths of Glory (1957)
Chill Wills Self Self See fewer	Giant (1956)
Sidney Blackmer Self Self See fewer	Rosemary's Baby (1968)
Danny Beck Self Self See fewer	Hard Boiled Mahoney (1947)
John Derek Self Self See fewer	The Ten Commandments (1956)
Rupert Hughes Self Self See fewer	Souls for Sale (1923)
William Farnum Self Self See fewer	The Man Hunter (1919)
Arthur Franz Self Self See fewer	The Caine Mutiny (1954)
Anthony Dexter Self Self See fewer	The Phantom Planet (1961)