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Hildy is a journalist who is about to leave her job to go to New York. To prevent his best reporter from leaving, the newspaper's director commissions him to do the report of his life: the case of a man sentenced to death who has escaped from prison. First film adaptation of Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur's play "The Front Page." The second adaptation ("New Moon", 1940) was directed by Howard Hawks. The third ("Primera Plana", 1974) was the work of Billy Wilder. The fourth version corresponds to Ted Kotcheff ("Interferences", 1988).
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1 Oscar®
Data sheet
- ORIGINAL TITLE
- The Front Page
- Actors
- Mary Brian
Walter Catlett
George E. Stone
Adolphe Menjou
Pat O'Brien
Mae Clarke
Edward Everett Horton
- Director
- Lewis Milestone
- Gender
- Comedy
- Format
- BLU_RAY
- Region
- ALL (ALL)
- Dubbing
- Subtitle
- Portuguese
Spanish
- No. Discs
- 1
- Image format
- Year
- 1931
- Country
- USA
- Duration:
- 100
- Moral Rating
- Suitable for all ages
- Study
- Research
- SubBrand
- RESEARCH
- Original language
- English
- color format
Hildy is a journalist who is about to leave her job to go to New York. To prevent his best reporter from leaving, the newspaper's director commissions him to do the report of his life: the case of a man sentenced to death who has escaped from prison. First film adaptation of Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur's play "The Front Page." The second adaptation ("New Moon", 1940) was directed by Howard Hawks. The third ("Primera Plana", 1974) was the work of Billy Wilder. The fourth version corresponds to Ted Kotcheff ("Interferences", 1988).