Academy Award for Best Picture Collection (1927-Present Day) Part III-1930s cont. (AVI). butchT

THESE FILMS HAVE TAKEN MANY YEARS TO COMPILE AND COME FROM MANY DIFFERENT SOURCES. SOME ARE VERY RARE AND THE QUALITY WILL VARY. PLEASE ENJOY, COMMENT AND SEED.

Mutiny on the Bounty (1935)



Directed by Frank Lloyd


Produced by Frank Lloyd


Irving Thalberg


Written by Novel:


Charles Nordhoff


James Norman Hall


Screenplay:


Talbot Jennings


Jules Furthman


Carey Wilson


Starring Charles Laughton


Clark Gable


Franchot Tone


Movita


Mamo


Music by Score:


Herbert Stothart


Nat W. Finston (uncredited)


Song:


Walter Jurmann


Bronisław Kaper


(both uncredited)


Cinematography Arthur Edeson


Editing by Margaret Booth


Distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer


Release date(s)


November 8, 1935[1]


Running time 132 minutes


Country United States


Language English


Budget $1.95 million


Box office $4,460,000

The Great Ziegfeld (1936)



Directed by Robert Z. Leonard


Produced by Hunt Stromberg


Written by William Anthony McGuire


Starring William Powell


Myrna Loy


Luise Rainer


Music by Walter Donaldson


Irving Berlin


Distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer


Release date(s)


April 8, 1936


Running time 185 minutes


Country United States


Language English

The Life of Emile Zola (1937)




Directed by William Dieterle


Produced by Henry Blanke


Written by Matthew Josephson (source material)


Heinz Herald (story and screenplay)


Geza Herczeg (story and screenplay)


Norman Reilly Raine (screenplay)


Starring Paul Muni


Gloria Holden


Gale Sondergaard


Joseph Schildkraut


Music by Max Steiner


Cinematography Tony Gaudio


Editing by Warren Low


Studio Warner Bros.


Distributed by Warner Bros.


Release date(s)


August 11, 1937


Running time 116 minutes


Country United States


Language English

You Can't Take It With You (1938)



Directed by Frank Capra


Produced by Frank Capra


Screenplay by Robert Riskin


Story by George Kaufman


Moss Hart


Starring Jean Arthur


Lionel Barrymore


James Stewart


Edward Arnold


Music by Dimitri Tiomkin


Mischa Bakaleinikoff (uncredited)


Ben Oakland (uncredited)


Cinematography Joseph Walker


Editing by Gene Havlick


Distributed by Columbia Pictures


Release date(s)


August 23, 1938


Running time 126 minutes


Country United States


Language English


Budget US$1,644,736 (est.)


Box office Rentals:


$2,137,575 (US)


$5,295,526 (world)

Gone with the Wind (1939)



David O. Selznick demanded that Vivien Leigh be given higher billing, so in later posters, her name was billed right below Clark Gable's.


Directed by Victor Fleming


Uncredited:


George Cukor


Sam Wood


Produced by David O. Selznick


Screenplay by Sidney Howard


Based on Gone with the Wind by


Margaret Mitchell


Starring Clark Gable


Vivien Leigh


Leslie Howard


Olivia de Havilland


Hattie McDaniel


Butterfly McQueen


Music by Max Steiner


Cinematography Ernest Haller


Uncredited:


Lee Garmes


Editing by Hal C. Kern


James E. Newcom


Studio Selznick International Pictures


Distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (Original)


Warner Bros. (Current)


Release date(s)


December 15, 1939 (Atlanta premiere)


January 17, 1940 (United States)


Running time 224 minutes


238 minutes (with overture, entr'acte, and exit music)


Country United States


Language English


Budget $3.85 million


Box office $400 million