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PizzaFLIX Presents CLASSIC MOVIE MONDAY
Stars: Janet Gaynor, Charles Farrell, Ben Bard
Directors: Frank Borzage
🍕Presented with the original synchronized orchestral score and sound effects🍕
An eternal love story set in Paris during the turn of the 20th Century between a sewer worker with lofty aspirations and a young prostitute with a heart of gold.

TRIVIA: The most nominated film at the 1st Academy Awards held May 16, 1929, winning three Oscars for Best Director/Frank Borzage, Best Adapted Screenplay/Benjamin Glazer, and Best Actress/Janet Gaynor.

PizzaFLIX is a passion project created by two film industry professionals with 50 years of combined experience. We control one of the largest, privately-held broadcast-quality film & TV libraries of its kind. These films are the foundation for our channel, an educational platform for preserving and discovering the Golden Age of Hollywood and Television…brought to you by SloppBoxx.Com.

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  1. 1
    @sharonpolikoff7282

    The first time I saw the wonderful combination of Gaynor and Farrell, and it’s my top favorite of their films together. One of my all-time most loved movies. (The sound remake doesn’t come close to the same magic.)

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    @rjmcallister1888-l3p

    A beautiful, five-foot-tall redhead with massive talent. Good things do come in small packages, especially when her name is Janet Gaynor. She was Fox’s most reliable box-office draw in the late 1920’s and early 1930’s, and Charles Farrell was often her male lead (though I loved her in “Sunrise” with George O’Brien). Gaynor easily made the transfer from silent to sound, and later had even more fame as the lead in David Selznick’s original “A Star is Born” in 1937.

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      @EdwardMarin-yn4qq

      Both are great. But this one is longer and offer more details. The 1937 one hasn’t got a perfect script but still very good.

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