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Frank Borzage

Highest Rated: 100% Desire (1936)

Lowest Rated: 67% Strange Cargo (1940)

Birthday: Apr 23, 1894

Birthplace: Salt Lake City, Utah, USA

Borzage switched from acting to directing in 1916, bringing to the screen a dedication to romanticism that became his trademark. Although undoubtedly sentimental--and criticized by some for it--his films, from "Humoresque" (1920) through "Moonrise" (1948), were not only undeniably popular but, at their best, were also the moving, highly artful and visually enthralling work of an instantly recognizable filmmaker, a genuine auteur.

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100% 77% Desire Watchlist 100% 79% History Is Made at Night Watchlist 100% 84% Seventh Heaven Watchlist 100% 25% Flirtation Walk Watchlist 100% 86% The Mortal Storm Watchlist 100% 72% Moonrise Watchlist 100% 65% Three Comrades Watchlist 88% 53% A Farewell to Arms Watchlist 86% The Lady Watchlist 83% 79% Little Man, What Now? Watchlist
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Frank Borzage

Frank Borzage SEVENTH HEAVEN, director Frank Borzage (center) flanked by assistant diretor and brother Lew Borzage (left) and assistant director Park Frame (right) on set, 1927, TM & Copyright (c) 20th Century Fox Film Corp. All rights reserved. DESIRE, Marlene Dietrich, director Frank Borzage, Gary Cooper on set, 1936 DESIRE, Frank Borzage (director), Marlene Dietrich, 1936, on-set, looking at still pictures of her GREEN LIGHT, Errol Flynn, Anita Louise, Walter Abel (standing left), director Frank Borzage (seated in jacket) filming on set, 1937 MOONRISE, from left, Dane Clark, director Frank Borzage, on-set, 1948 SEVENTH HEAVEN, Charles Farrell, Janet Gaynor, director Frank Borzage (at wheel), George E. Stone (on roof), David Butler on set, 1927, TM & Copyright (c) 20th Century Fox Film Corp. All rights reserved. THEY HAD TO SEE PARIS, from left: Will Rogers, president of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America Will Hays, director Frank Borzage on set, 1929, TM & Copyright © 20th Century Fox Film Corp., thtsp1929y-fsct07, Photo by: (thtsp1929y-fsc View more photos

Filmography

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The River - - - - 2013 Director Journey Beneath the Desert - - - - 1961 Director The Big Fisherman - - 44% 1959 Director China Doll - - 27% 1958 Director, Producer Moonrise 100% 72% 1948 Director That's My Man - - - - 1947 Director Magnificent Doll - - 8% 1946 Director I've Always Loved You - - 60% 1946 Director, Producer The Spanish Main - - 52% 1945 Director Till We Meet Again - - - - 1944 Director Stage Door Canteen - - 62% 1943 Director, Producer His Butler's Sister - - 60% 1943 Director Seven Sweethearts - - 60% 1942 Director, Producer Smilin' Through - - 46% 1941 Director, Producer The Vanishing Virginian - - - - 1941 Director The Mortal Storm 100% 86% 1940 Director Strange Cargo 67% 60% 1940 Director, Producer Flight Command - - - - 1940 Director Disputed Passage - - - - 1939 Director Three Comrades 100% 65% 1938 Director The Shining Hour - - 39% 1938 Director Green Light - - - - 1937 Director, Producer Mannequin - - 61% 1937 Director The Skyscraper Wilderness - - - - 1937 Director History Is Made at Night 100% 79% 1937 Director
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