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Retro Wed Jun 20 11:02:03 CEST 2018 Retro Iria Lopez - Wed Jun 20 11:02:03 CEST 2018 CSV ID Titolo Originale Anno di produzione Regista/i Film Minutes 1018976 The Battle of the Century 1927 Clyde Bruckman 19.0 1018977 The Finishing Touch 1928 Clyde Bruckman 19.0 1018987 Call of the Cuckoo 1927 Clyde Bruckman 20.0 1018992 Love 'em and Feed 'em 1927 Clyde Bruckman 20.0 1018881 Putting Pants on Philip 1927 Clyde Bruckman 20.0 1018935 Leave 'Em Laughing 1928 Clyde Bruckman 21.0 1018968 From Soup to Nuts 1928 Edgar Kennedy 20.0 1018927 You're darn Tootin' 1928 Edgar Kennedy 20.0 1018970 Early to Bed 1928 Emmett J. Flynn 18.0 1018926 Duck Soup 1927 Fred Guiol 16.0 1019642 Feed 'em and Weep 1928 Fred Guiol 20.0 1018828 Limousine Love 1928 Fred Guiol 20.0 1018981 Sugar Daddies 1927 Fred Guiol 20.0 1018974 The Second 100 Years 1927 Fred Guiol 20.0 1018997 The Boy Friend 1928 Fred Guiol 21.0 1018994 Pass the Gravy 1928 Fred Guiol 23.0 1018335 My Favourite Wife 1940 Garson Kanin 88.0 1020417 Love Affair 1994 Glenn Gordon Caron 108.0 1019640 A Pair of Tights 1929 Hal Yates 20.0 1018989 Dumb Daddies 1928 Hal Yates 20.0 1032157 Perfect Day 1929 James Parrott 1032181 The Hoose-Gow 1929 James Parrott 1032170 They Go Boom! 1929 James Parrott 1018890 Us 1927 James Parrott 1018932 Habeas Corpus 1928 James Parrott 20.0 1018980 Should Married Men Go Home? 1928 James Parrott 20.0 1018969 Two Tars 1928 James Parrott 21.0 1018928 Their Purple Moment 1928 James Parrott 22.0 1018588 Assistant Wives 1927 James Parrott 25.0 1019643 Going Ga-Ga 1929 James W. Horne 20.0 1018875 Tell' Em Nothing 1926 Leo McCarey 1018575 All Wet 1924 Leo McCarey 10.0 1018614 Big Red Riding Hood 1925 Leo McCarey 10.0 1018677 Fighting Fluid 1925 Leo McCarey 10.0 1018720 Is Marriage the Bunk? 1925 Leo McCarey 10.0 1018755 Jeffries Jr. 1924 Leo McCarey 10.0 1018863 Outdoor Pajamas 1924 Leo McCarey 10.0 1018868 Publicity Pays 1924 Leo McCarey 10.0 1018882 The Poor Fish 1924 Leo McCarey 10.0 1018694 Hello Baby! 1925 Leo McCarey 11.0 1018885 The Rat's Knuckles 1925 Leo McCarey 11.0 1018895 Young Oldfield 1924 Leo McCarey 12.0 1018874 Sittin' Pretty 1924 Leo McCarey 14.0 1018545 A Ten-Minute Egg 1924 Leo McCarey 15.0 1018870 Should Husbands Be Watched? 1925 Leo McCarey 15.0 1019641 Eve's Love Letters 1927 Leo McCarey 17.0 1018628 Charley My Boy! 1926 Leo McCarey 18.0 1018593 Bad Boy 1925 Leo McCarey 19.0 1018860 No Father to Guide Him 1925 Leo McCarey 19.0 1018988 Don't Tell Everything 1927 Leo McCarey 20.0 1018703 His Wooden Wedding 1925 Leo McCarey 20.0 1018991 Jewish Prudence 1927 Leo McCarey 20.0 1018840 Looking for Sally 1925 Leo McCarey 20.0 1018996 Should Second Husbands Come First? 1927 Leo McCarey 20.0 1018880 The Caretaker's Daughter 1925 Leo McCarey 20.0 1018889 The Uneasy Three 1925 Leo McCarey 20.0 1018984 We Faw Down 1928 Leo McCarey 20.0 1018713 Innocent Husbands 1925 Leo McCarey 21.0 1018606 Be Your Age 1926 Leo McCarey 22.0 1018647 Dog Shy 1926 Leo McCarey 22.0 1018745 Isn't Life Terrible? 1925 Leo McCarey 22.0 1018833 Long Fliv the King 1926 Leo McCarey 22.0 1018842 Mama Behave 1926 Leo McCarey 22.0 1018846 Mighty Like a Moose 1926 Leo McCarey 22.0 1018850 Mum's the Word 1926 Leo McCarey 22.0 1018891 What Price Goofy? 1925 Leo McCarey 22.0 1018621 Bromo and Juliet 1926 Leo McCarey 23.0 1019644 Should Men Walk Home? 1927 Leo McCarey 23.0 1018999 Why Girls Say No 1927 Leo McCarey 23.0 1018643 Crazy Like a Fox 1926 Leo McCarey 25.0 1018516 Screen Directors Playhouse - Meet the Governor 1955 Leo McCarey 30.0 1018528 Screen Directors Playhouse - Tom and Jerry 1955 Leo McCarey 30.0 1018364 You Can Change the World 1950 Leo McCarey 32.0 1005072 Six of a Kind 1934 Leo McCarey 62.0 1020397 The Sophomore 1929 Leo McCarey 66.0 1006356 Part Time Wife 1930 Leo McCarey 67.0 1005202 Duck Soup 1933 Leo McCarey 68.0 1018355 Wild Company 1930 Leo McCarey 71.0 1005170 Belle of the Nineties 1934 Leo McCarey 73.0 1005350 Indiscreet 1931 Leo McCarey 74.0 1005065 Let's Go Native 1930 Leo McCarey 77.0 1005142 The Milky Way 1936 Leo McCarey 85.0 1004813 Love Affair 1939 Leo McCarey 88.0 1006331 Ruggles of Red Gap 1935 Leo McCarey 90.0 1005126 The Awful Truth 1937 Leo McCarey 90.0 1004880 Make Way for Tomorrow 1937 Leo McCarey 91.0 1006341 The Kid from Spain 1932 Leo McCarey 93.0 1005111 Rally 'Round the Flag, Boys! 1958 Leo McCarey 105.0 1005124 Good Sam 1948 Leo McCarey 114.0 1005102 An Affair to Remember 1957 Leo McCarey 115.0 1005116 Once Upon a Honeymoon 1942 Leo McCarey 117.0 1018342 My Son John 1952 Leo McCarey 122.0 1005088 Satan Never Sleeps 1962 Leo McCarey 125.0 1005180 Going my Way 1944 Leo McCarey 126.0 1004714 The Bells of St. Mary's 1945 Leo McCarey 126.0 1018931 Double Whoopee 1929 Lewis R. Foster 19.0 1018979 Bacon Grabbers 1929 Lewis R. Foster 20.0 1029989 Movie Night 1929 Lewis R. Foster 20.0 1018933 Angora Love 1929 Lewis R. Foster 21.0 1018929 That's My Wife 1929 Lloyd French 20.0 1018378 Sleepless in Seattle 1993 Nora Ephron 104.0 1018990 Flaming Fathers 1927 Stan Laurel, Leo McCarey 25.0 1018382 Outside the Law 1920 Tod Browning 75.0 [103] 3804.
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