Journal of a Crime (1934) (MOD) "Hufflepuff" Tracy and director Victor Fleming

Tracy and director Victor Fleming (Gone with the Wind) decided to break with convention by interpreting Hyde from a Freudian perspective instead of portraying him as the usual physically grotesque monster

this time in that exciting new medium called television

Now the squeeze is on Michael to use the auction house as a money-laundering scam for dubious artwork

Nine years ago

Zsa Zsa Gabor (the ex-Mrs

Journal of a Crime (1934) (MOD) "Hufflepuff" Tracy and director Victor FlemingRuth Chatterton ends the Warner Bros.' phase of her illustrious film career on a high note elevating what could have been a lurid melodrama into a sensitive, underplayed and compelling character study. In this adaptation of the Jacques Deval drama Une Vie Perdue, Chatterton plays Franoise, driven to despair by her Paris playwright husband, Paul (Adolphe Menjou), whose dalliance with his current diva, Odette (Claire Dodd), threatens to escalate from