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Christopher Strong (1933) Movie Reviews
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Chicago Reader (Dave Kehr)
Tiresome, conventional 30s melodrama about a stiff Britisher (Colin Clive) torn between his wife (Billie Burke) and an aristocratic aviatrix (Katharine Hepburn). Dorothy Arzner's direction encourages feminist sympathies, only to dash them with a punitive...read the complete Christopher Strong (1933) review at Chicago Reader (Dave Kehr)
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That Cow (Andrew Bradford)
This film begins with a treasure hunt, which, having gone too easily, culminates with the search for a man and woman flawless in character. Christopher Strong is the faithful married man, hauled in by his daughter as the pinnacle of male steadfastness....read the complete Christopher Strong (1933) review at That Cow (Andrew Bradford)
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I love this movie. It's romantic and yet sad. How can I get a copy of this film ...
by Lawrance M. Berna... on May 14, 2003
After her debut in a pivotal supporting role in "A Bill of Divorcement," Katharine Hepburn (who turned 96 this week) received top billing in this 1933 film. Directed by Dorothy Arzner and Produced by David O. Selznick, "Christopher Strong" was based on ...
by calvinnme "Texan ... on May 08, 2007
This film is Katharine Hepburn's second film and her first in a starring role. In her first film, 1932's "A Bill of Divorcement", Billie Burke had starred with Hepburn fourth billed. Here the situation has reversed itself, and Hepburn supplants Burke in ...
by Martin Asiner on August 05, 2005
When director Dorothy Arzner cast Katherine Hepburn in the lead of CHRISTOPHER STRONG (1933), little did she realize that she was setting up Miss Hepburn as the first of Hollywood's tough-as-nails feminists who could fly around the world in one scene and ...
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