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Turn Back the Clock (1933)
While recuperating in a hospital after he's hit by an automobile, a struggling shopowner dreams what his life might have been like if he'd made different choices twenty years earlier.
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While recuperating in a hospital after he's hit by an automobile, a struggling shopowner dreams what his life might have been like if he'd made different choices twenty years earlier.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy, Drama, Fantasy
Written By:Edgar Selwyn, Ben Hecht
In Theaters:8/25/1933
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Cast
Edgar Selwyn
Director
Lee Tracy
Joe Gimlet
Mae Clarke
Mary Gimlet / Mary Wright
Otto Kruger
Ted Wright
George Barbier
Pete Evans
Peggy Shannon
Elvina Evans Wright / Elvina Evans Gimlet
C. Henry Gordon
Dave Holmes
Clara Blandick
Mrs. Gimlet, Joe's Mother
Charley Grapewin
Dr. Henderson (uncredited)
Larry Fine
Wedding Singer (uncredited)
Curly Howard
Wedding Singer (uncredited)
Moe Howard
Wedding Singer (uncredited)
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