Edmund Goulding: Actor, Director, Author
December 24, 1959 · Los Angeles, California, USA (during heart surgery)
Edmund Goulding was born in London in 1891. He became a successful actor, playwright, and director in London theater. He joined the British Army in World War I. Wounded in action, he was discharged before the war ended. In 1921, Goulding emigrated to America.
In Hollywood, Goulding worked as a screenwriter. He wrote “Fury,” in 1922. He later directed the film version Fury (1923). Goulding became a screenwriter/director at MGM in 1925. He was well known for the successful films he directed. These films include Grand Hotel (1932), The Dawn Patrol (1938), and Film Noir Nightmare Alley (1947).
Reviewed Goulding Directed Films
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- The Dawn Patrol (1938) Classic Movie Review 312by John Cornelison on January 16, 2024 at 6:36 pm
You know what this place is? It’s a slaughterhouse, and I’m the butcher! – The Dawn Patrol (1938) Using the The post The Dawn Patrol (1938) Classic Movie Review 312 appeared first on ClassicMovieRev.com.
- Nightmare Alley (1947) – Classic Movie Review 211by John Cornelison on February 20, 2020 at 6:36 pm
This is the tarot. Oldest kind of cards in the world. Pete says the gypsies brought them out of Egypt. The post Nightmare Alley (1947) – Classic Movie Review 211 appeared first on ClassicMovieRev.com.
- The Razor’s Edge (1946) Classic Movie Review 151by John Cornelison on April 24, 2018 at 1:36 pm
You sound like a very religious man who does not believe in God! Today’s movie is The Razor’s Edge (1946). The post The Razor’s Edge (1946) Classic Movie Review 151 appeared first on ClassicMovieRev.com.
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