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Irving Rapper

Highest Rated: 100% One Foot in Heaven (1941)

Lowest Rated: 29% Rhapsody in Blue (1945)

Birthday: Jan 16, 1898

Birthplace: London, England, UK

Like his contemporary George Cukor, Irving Rapper gained a reputation as a director of "women's pictures," undoubtedly resulting from what has been acknowledged as his masterpiece, the Bette Davis weepie "Now, Voyager" (1942). Yet over the course of his career, he was also responsible for eliciting fine performances from male performers like Fredric March, Claude Rains, Paul Henreid and Arthur Kennedy. Rapper flourished in the studio system as his later films attest. With the exception of "The Brave One" (1956), the majority of his later efforts pale next to his Warner Bros. output.

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Highest-Rated Movies

100% 53% One Foot in Heaven Watchlist 92% 73% The Life of Emile Zola Watchlist 91% 90% Now, Voyager Watchlist 29% 63% Rhapsody in Blue Watchlist 50% The Gay Sisters Watchlist Anna Lucasta Watchlist 38% The Brave One Watchlist 77% The Corn Is Green Watchlist Born Again Watchlist 21% Forever Female Watchlist

Filmography

Movies TV Shows
Born Again 1978 Director The Christine Jorgensen Story 11% 1970 Director Pontius Pilate 1961 Director Joseph and His Brethren 1961 Director The Miracle 25% 1959 Director Marjorie Morningstar 52% 1958 Director The Brave One 38% 1956 Director Strange Intruder 1956 Director Bad for Each Other 25% 1954 Director Forever Female 21% 1953 Director Another Man's Poison 64% 1951 Director The Glass Menagerie 62% 1950 Director Anna Lucasta 1949 Director One for the Book 71% 1947 Director Deception 70% 1946 Director Rhapsody in Blue 29% 63% 1945 Director The Corn Is Green 77% 1945 Director The Adventures of Mark Twain 59% 1944 Director Now, Voyager 91% 90% 1942 Director The Gay Sisters 50% 1942 Director One Foot in Heaven 100% 53% 1941 Director Shining Victory 1941 Director The Life of Emile Zola 92% 73% 1937 Dialogue Editor
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