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A YANK AT OXFORD (1938)

A Yank at Oxford had done her more good than Vivien Leigh could ever have suspected in her pursuit of the Scarlett O'Hara role, for she had made an unofficial canvasser out of Robert Taylor.

100 minutes (black and white)
Director: Jack Conway
Producer: Michael Balcon

Screenplay: Malcolm Boylan, Walter Ferris, George Oppenheimer, Walter Ferrie, George Oppenheimer, Leon Gordon, Ronald Pertwee, Herman Mankiewicz, CS Forester, John Van Druten, Christopher Isherwood, RC Sherriff, John Hilton, Frederick Lonsdaleb

Editor: Margaret Booth
Music: Hubert Bath, Edmund Ward
Photography: Harold Rosson

Opened: February 25, 1938 in New York, USA;   April 1, 1938 in London, UK
Reissued: 1945

Starring: Vivien Leigh (Elsa Craddock, wife of a bookseller), Robert Taylor (Lee Sheridan), Lionel Barrymore (Dan Sheridan), Maureen O'Sullivan (Molly Beaumont), Edmund Gwenn (Dean of Cardinal College), Griffith Jones (Paul Beaumont), CV France (Dean Snodgrass), Edward Rigby (Scatters), Morton Selten (Cecil Davidson, Esq), Claude Gillingwater (Ben Dalton), Tully Marshall (Cephas), Walter Kingsford (Dean Williams)

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