The Mad Genius

The role of Nana was originally intended for Myrna Loy.	D
Although this title was among more than 700 Warner Bros. productions sold to Associated Artists in 1 [...]	D
The play opened in Great Neck, New York, USA in 1929, and never made it to Broadway.	D
John Barrymore's last film for Warner Bros.	D
Michael Curtiz hired Boris Karloff because he mistakenly thought he was Russian.	D
At the beginning when Vladimir talks about creating a dancer from the runaway boy, he mentions the F [...]	D
This was John Barrymore's last film for Warner Bros. According to modern sources, art director Anton [...]	D

Taxi!	D

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Nana Carlova: [after Tsarakov has cunningly expell [...]	D
Count Robert Renaud: [reading Le Vie Parisienne on [...]	D
Vladimar Ivan Tsarakov: I can get a thousand Carlo [...]	D
Vladimar Ivan Tsarakov: The applause is deafening. [...]	D
Vladimar Ivan Tsarakov: You know, I can think of n [...]	D
Vladimar Ivan Tsarakov: There isn't a woman alive [...]	D
Vladimar Ivan Tsarakov: [to Sergei] Ah, my poor fr [...]	D
Vladimar Ivan Tsarakov: [referring to Fedor] I'll [...]	D
Vladimar Ivan Tsarakov: [to Fedor] How many times [...]	D
Vladimar Ivan Tsarakov: It's incredible. It's unbe [...]	D
Vladimar Ivan Tsarakov: [to Count Renaud,] If you' [...]	D
Vladimar Ivan Tsarakov: My dear count, an artist m [...]	D
Vladimar Ivan Tsarakov: Is it impossible for you t [...]	D
Vladimar Ivan Tsarakov: [inebriated] You know, I'v [...]	D
Fedor Ivanoff: [refusing to get ready to go on the [...]	D
Nana Carlova: How can we forget Tsarakov? Fedor I [...]	D
Vladimar Ivan Tsarakov: I will create my own being [...]	D
Vladimar Ivan Tsarakov: [urging Nana to abandon [...]	D
Vladimar Ivan Tsarakov: Don't give up the ship... [...]	D

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