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  Myrna Loy
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  Roscoe Karns
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  Steven Spielberg
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  Walter Connolly
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It Happened One Night (1934)

"It Happened One Night (1934)" Actors

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• Claudette Colbert
• Walter Connolly
• Roscoe Karns
• Jameson Thomas
• Alan Hale
• Arthur Hoyt
• Blanche Friderici
• Charles C. Wilson
• Ernie Adams
• Irving Bacon
• Ward Bond
• Harry C. Bradley
• George P. Breakston
• Charles A. Browne

"It Happened One Night (1934)" Director

• Frank Capra

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