Series 30:2) Howard Hawks, BRINGING up BABY (1938, 102 Minutes
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3 February 2015 (Series 30:2) Howard Hawks, BRINGING UP BABY (1938, 102 minutes) 1990 National Film Preservation Board, National Film Registry Directed by Howard Hawks Written by Dudley Nichols (screenplay) and Hagar Wilde (screenplay, from the story by) Produced by Howard Hawks Music by Roy Webb Cinematography by Russell Metty Film Editing by George Hively Art Direction by Van Nest Polglase Costume Design by Jimmie Dundee Music by Roy Webb Leopard trained by Olga Celeste Katharine Hepburn ... Susan Cary Grant ... David Charles Ruggles ... Major Applegate Walter Catlett ... Slocum Barry Fitzgerald ... Mr. Gogarty Prefer Blondes, 1952 The Big Sky, 1949 I Was a Male War May Robson ... Aunt Elizabeth Bride, 1948 A Song Is Born, 1948 Red River, 1946 The Big Fritz Feld ... Dr. Lehman Sleep, 1944 To Have and Have Not, 1943 The Outlaw, 1941 Leona Roberts ... Mrs. Gogarty Sergeant York, 1940 His Girl Friday, 1939 Only Angels Have George Irving ... Mr. Peabody Wings, 1938 Bringing Up Baby, 1936 Come and Get It, 1936 The Tala Birell ... Mrs. Lehman Road to Glory, 1935 Barbary Coast, 1934 Twentieth Century, Virginia Walker ... Alice Swallow 1933 The Prizefighter and the Lady, 1933 Today We Live, 1932 John Kelly ... Elmer Scarface, 1930 The Dawn Patrol, 1929 Trent's Last Case, 1928 Ward Bond ... Motorcycle Cop at Jail A Girl in Every Port, 1926 Fig Leaves, and 1926 The Road to Jack Carson ... Circus Roustabout Glory. He has 26 writing credits, although most are uncredited. Nissa the Leopard ... Baby Some of them are 1983 Scarface (1932 screenplay), 1971 The French Connection, 1965 Red Line 7000, 1952 Monkey Business, Howard Hawks (director, producer) (b. Howard Winchester 1951 The Thing from Another World, 1943 The Outlaw, 1938 Hawks, May 30, 1896 in Goshen, Indiana—d. December 26, The Dawn Patrol, 1938 Test Pilot, 1934 Viva Villa!, 1933 Today 1977 (age 81) in Palm Springs, California) won a 1975 Honorary We Live, 1932 Scarface, 1927 Underworld, and 1924 Tiger Love. Academy Award as “a master American filmmaker whose He also produced 23 films, which are 1970 Rio Lobo, 1966 El creative efforts hold a distinguished place in world cinema.” He Dorado, 1965 Red Line 7000, 1964 Man's Favorite Sport?, 1962 directed 47 films, including 1970 Rio Lobo, 1966 El Dorado, Hatari!, 1959 Rio Bravo, 1955 Land of the Pharaohs, 1952 The 1965 Red Line 7000, 1964 Man's Favorite Sport?, 1962 Hatari!, Big Sky, 1951 The Thing from Another World, 1948 Red River, 1959 Rio Bravo, 1955 Land of the Pharaohs, 1953 Gentlemen 1946 The Big Sleep, 1944 To Have and Have Not, 1943 Corvette Hawks—BRINGING UP BABY—2 K-225, 1943 Air Force, 1941 Sergeant York, 1940 His Girl Rain, 1955 All That Heaven Allows, 1954 Magnificent Friday, 1939 Only Angels Have Wings, 1938 Bringing Up Baby, Obsession, 1952 Because of You, 1952 Against All Flags, 1951 1934 Twentieth Century, 1933 Today We Live, 1932 Scarface, Little Egypt, 1950 Sierra, 1948 Kiss the Blood Off My Hands, 1931 The Criminal Code, and 1923 Quicksands. 1948 All My Sons, 1948 Arch of Triumph, 1947 Ride the Pink Horse, 1945 Story of G.I. Joe, 1944 The Master Race, 1943 Dudley Nichols (writer, screenplay) (b. April 6, 1895 in Behind the Rising Sun, 1942 Four Jacks and a Jill, 1941 A Girl, Wapakoneta, Ohio—d. January 4, 1960 (age 64) in Hollywood, a Guy, and a Gob, 1940 No, No, Nanette, 1940 Dance, Girl, California) won the 1936 Academy Award for Best Writing, Dance, 1939 Three Sons, 1938 Bringing Up Baby, 1937 Screenplay for The Informer Annapolis Salute, 1937 Forty (1935), which he refused Naughty Girls, 1937 You Can't because of the antagonism Beat Love, 1936 Night Waitress, between several industry and 1934 West of the Pecos. guilds and the academy over union matters. It was the first time in Academy history that Katharine Hepburn ... Susan a winner declined an Oscar. (b. Katharine Houghton Hepburn, He has 74 writing credits, May 12, 1907 in Hartford, including 1960 Heller in Pink Connecticut—d. June 29, 2003 Tights, 1957 The Tin Star, (age 96) in Old Saybrook, 1956 Run for the Sun, 1954 Connecticut) won 4 Academy Prince Valiant, 1952 The Big Awards, none of which she Sky, 1951 Rawhide, 1949 Pinky, 1947 Mourning Becomes accepted in person: 1982, Best Actress in a Leading Role for On Electra, 1947 The Fugitive, 1946 Sister Kenny, 1945 Scarlet Golden Pond (1981); 1969 Best Actress in a Leading Role for Street, 1945 The Bells of St. Mary's, 1945 And Then There Were The Lion in Winter (1968), tied with Barbra Streisand for her None, 1943 For Whom the Bell Tolls, 1943 This Land Is Mine, performance in Funny Girl (1968); 1968 Best Actress in a 1943 Air Force, 1942 The Battle of Midway, 1940 The Long Leading Role for Guess Who's Coming to Dinner (1967); and Voyage Home, 1939 Stagecoach, 1939 Gunga Din, 1938 1934 Best Actress in a Leading Role for Morning Glory (1933). Bringing Up Baby, 1937 The Toast of New York, 1936 The She appeared in 52 films and television shows, including 1994 Plough and the Stars, 1935 The Three Musketeers, 1935 “One Christmas” (TV Movie), 1994 Love Affair, 1988 “Laura Steamboat Round the Bend, 1935 The Arizonian, 1935 The Lansing Slept Here” (TV Movie), 1986 “Mrs. Delafield Wants to Informer, 1934 The Lost Patrol, 1933 Hot Pepper, 1932 Robbers' Marry” (TV Movie), 1981 On Golden Pond, 1979 “The Corn Is Roost, 1932 The Sign of the Cross (1944 prologue), 1931 Three Green” (TV Movie), 1975 Rooster Cogburn, 1975 “Love Among Rogues, 1931 Seas Beneath, 1930 A Devil with Women, 1930 On the Ruins” (TV Movie), 1973 “The Glass Menagerie” (TV the Level, and 1930 Men Without Women. He also produced 4 Movie), 1971 The Trojan Women, 1969 The Madwoman of films—1947 Mourning Becomes Electra, 1946 Sister Kenny, Chaillot, 1968 The Lion in Winter, 1967 Guess Who's Coming to 1943 Government Girl, and 1943 This Land Is Mine—and Dinner, 1962 Long Day's Journey Into Night, 1959 Suddenly, directed 3: 1947 Mourning Becomes Electra, 1946 Sister Kenny, Last Summer, 1957 Desk Set, 1956 The Rainmaker, 1955 and 1943 Government Girl. Summertime, 1952 Pat and Mike, 1951 The African Queen, 1949 Adam's Rib, 1948 State of the Union, 1947 Song of Love, 1944 Russell Metty (cinematographer) (b. September 20, 1906 in Dragon Seed, 1942 Keeper of the Flame, 1942 Woman of the Los Angeles, California—d. April 28, 1978 (age 71) in Canoga Year, 1940 The Philadelphia Story, 1938 Holiday, 1938 Bringing Park, California) won the 1961 Academy Award for Best Up Baby, 1937 Stage Door, 1937 Quality Street, 1936 Mary of Cinematography, Color for Spartacus (1960). He was the Scotland, 1935 Alice Adams, 1934 Spitfire, 1933 Little Women, cinematographer for 168 films and television shows, among them 1933 Christopher Strong, and 1932 A Bill of Divorcement. 1977 “The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries” (TV Series), 1976-1977 “Delvecchio” (TV Series), 1976 “Rich Man, Poor Cary Grant ... David (b. Archibald Alexander Leach, January Man” (TV Mini-Series, 7 episodes), 1972-1975 “The Waltons” 18, 1904 in Horfield, Bristol, England—d. November 29, 1986 (TV Series, 57 episodes), 1973 “Brock's Last Case” (TV Movie), (age 82) in Davenport, Iowa) won a 1970 Honorary Academy 1971 “Columbo” (TV Series, 5 episodes), 1971 The Omega Man, Award for his “unique mastery of the art of screen acting with 1969 Eye of the Cat, 1968 Madigan, 1968 The Secret War of the respect and affection of his colleagues.” He appeared in 77 Harry Frigg, 1967 Rough Night in Jericho, 1967 Thoroughly films, among them 1966 Walk Don't Run, 1964 Father Goose, Modern Millie, 1966 Texas Across the River, 1966 The 1963 Charade, 1962 That Touch of Mink, 1960 The Grass Is Appaloosa, 1966 Madame X, 1965 The War Lord, 1963 Captain Greener, 1959 Operation Petticoat, 1959 North by Northwest, Newman, M.D., 1962 The Interns, 1961 Flower Drum Song, 1958 Houseboat, 1958 Indiscreet, 1957 The Pride and the 1961 By Love Possessed, 1961 The Misfits, 1960 Midnight Lace, Passion, 1957 An Affair to Remember, 1955 To Catch a Thief, 1960 Spartacus, 1959 This Earth Is Mine, 1959 Imitation of Life, 1952 Monkey Business, 1951 People Will Talk, 1949 I Was a 1958 A Time to Love and a Time to Die, 1958 Touch of Evil, Male War Bride, 1948 Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House, 1958 The Female Animal, 1957 Man of a Thousand Faces, 1957 1947 The Bishop's Wife, 1947 The Bachelor and the Bobby- Battle Hymn, 1956 Written on the Wind, 1956 Miracle in the Soxer, 1946 Notorious, 1946 Night and Day, 1944 Arsenic and Hawks—BRINGING UP BABY—3 Old Lace, 1943 Destination Tokyo, 1942 The Talk of the Town, in a Supporting Role for Going My Way (1944). He appeared in 1941 Suspicion, 1941 Penny Serenade, 1940 The Philadelphia 49 films and television shows, among them 1959 Broth of a Boy, Story, 1940 My Favorite Wife, 1940 His Girl Friday, 1939 In 1958 Rooney, 1956 The Catered Affair, 1954 Tonight's the Night, Name Only, 1939 Only Angels Have Wings, 1939 Gunga Din, 1952 The Quiet Man, 1951 Silver City, 1950 Union Station, 1949 1938 Holiday, 1938 Bringing Up Baby, 1937 The Awful Truth, The Story of Seabiscuit, 1949 Top o' the Morning, 1948 Miss 1937 The Toast of New York, 1937 Topper, 1937 When You're in Tatlock's Millions, 1948 The Naked City, 1947 Welcome Love, 1936 Suzy, 1935 Sylvia Scarlett, 1935 The Last Outpost, Stranger, 1946 Two Years Before the Mast, 1945 The Stork Club, 1934 Ladies Should Listen, 1934 Born to Be Bad, 1933 Alice in 1945 And Then There Were None, 1945 Incendiary Blonde, 1944 Wonderland, 1933 The Eagle and the Hawk, 1933 She Done Him None But the Lonely Heart, 1944 Going My Way, 1943 Corvette Wrong, 1932 Madame Butterfly, 1932 Blonde Venus, 1932 Devil K-225, 1941 Tarzan's Secret Treasure, 1941 How Green Was My and the Deep, 1932 Sinners in Valley, 1940 The Long Voyage the Sun, and 1932 This Is the Home, 1939 The Saint Strikes Night.