The hay and carrots scene remains my favorite.

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In Reply to: 1934 Movie, Director, Screenplay, Actor, and Actress of the Year Oscars? posted by Brian A on August 10, 2009 at 11:11:58:

When Colbert freaks out-thinking she'd been abandoned by Gable-and loses her appetite, that's when the fireworks start for me. There are so many special moments, that it's hard for me to pick one that stands out. Colbert is amazing. I also think Gable was at his peak. Walter Connolly too. Great movie.

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Topic - 1934 Movie, Director, Screenplay, Actor, and Actress of the Year Oscars? - Brian A 11:11:58 08/10/09 (4)

The hay and carrots scene remains my favorite. - eppis1 20:37:35 08/10/09 (1)

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Possibly the greatest comedy of Hollywood's golden age - danj 14:32:20 08/10/09 (0)

RE: 1934 Movie, Director, Screenplay, Actor, and Actress of the Year Oscars? - patrickU 13:05:24 08/10/09 (0)

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The hay and carrots scene remains my favorite. - eppis1 20:37:35 08/10/09 (1)

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