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It Happened One Night: The Birth of Screwball Comedy

Before romantic comedies became polished formulas filled with grand gestures and predictable meet-cutes, there was It Happened One Night (1934): a modest Columbia Pictures production that nobody involved particularly believed in. Claudette Colbert reportedly dismissed it as “the worst picture in the world,” Clark Gable was loaned out to Columbia as punishment by MGM, and… Continue reading
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