Going Hollywood: The '30s Trailer

Going Hollywood: The '30s Trailer (1984)

01 January 1984 Factual 76 mins

Robert Preston hosts this documentary that shows what people of the 1930s were watching as they were battling the Depression as well as eventually getting ready for another World War.

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Cast

Robert Preston

as Self - Host

Gracie Allen

as (archive footage)

George Arliss

as Self (archive footage)

Jean Arthur

as (archive footage)

Fred Astaire

as (archive footage)

Mischa Auer

as (archive footage)

George Bancroft

as (archive footage)

John Barrymore

as (archive footage)

Matthew Beard

as (archive footage)

Wallace Beery

as (archive footage)

Constance Bennett

as (archive footage)

Joan Blondell

as (archive footage)

Eric Blore

as (archive footage)

Humphrey Bogart

as (archive footage)

William Boyd

as (archive footage)

Charles Boyer

as (archive footage)

Crew

Herb Graff

Herb Graff Associate Producer

Leonard Maltin

Leonard Maltin Associate Producer

Jeannie Berlin

Jeannie Berlin Creative Consultant

James Kimura

James Kimura Best Boy Electrician

Brian Ackerman

Brian Ackerman Production Assistant

Laurie Jones

Laurie Jones Production Assistant

Victoria Peterson

Victoria Peterson Assistant Editor

Cheryl Waters

Cheryl Waters Set Decoration

Gene Stavis

Gene Stavis Associate Producer

Ellen Grant

Ellen Grant Controller

Sam Manners

Sam Manners Production Manager

Tom Feldman

Tom Feldman Assistant Camera

International Releases Dates

United States 01 January 1984

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