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Malcolm St. Clair

Highest Rated: 80% Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1928)

Lowest Rated: 80% Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1928)

Birthday: May 17, 1897

Birthplace: Los Angeles, California, USA

St. Clair directed several Sennett and Keaton comedies and a handful of routine Rin Tin Tin actioners before scoring his finest achievement with the sophisticated "Are Parents People?" (1925). His career tailed off with the advent of sound.

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80% Gentlemen Prefer Blondes
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35% The Bullfighters
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Down on the Farm
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Malcolm St. Clair BORN RECKLESS, from left, director Malcolm St. Clair, Rochelle Hudson, Brian Donlevy, en route to the sound stage, 1937, TM and Copyright © 20th Century Fox Film Corp. All rights reserved. View more photos

Filmography

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Arthur Takes Over 1948 Director Fighting Back 1948 Director The Bullfighters 35% 1945 Director The Big Noise 56% 1944 Director The Dancing Masters 40% 1943 Director Jitterbugs 34% 1943 Director Two Weeks to Live 1943 Director The Bashful Bachelor 1942 Director Over My Dead Body 1942 Director The Man in the Trunk 1942 Director Meet the Missus 1940 Director Everybody's Baby 1939 Director In Hollywood 1939 Director Down on the Farm 1938 Director Crack-Up 1937 Director She Had to Eat 1937 Director Dangerously Yours 1937 Director Time Out for Romance 1937 Director Olsen's Night Out 1934 Director Goldie Gets Along 1933 Director Montana Moon 0% 1930 Director, Producer Remote Control 1930 Director Dangerous Nan McGrew 1930 Director Night Parade 1929 Director The Canary Murder Case 27% 1929 Director
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