Tom (Fredric March) at his job writing "Un-produced plays" when Plunkett (Edward Everett Horton) inspires him, visiting to defend a lady's honor in Ernst Lubitsch's Design for Living, 1933.
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Snoozing on a French train, George (Gary Cooper) and Tom (Fredric March) can be forgiven for assuming Gilda (Miriam Hopkins) is French, in the first scene from Ernst Lubitsch's Design for Living, 1933.
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George (Gary Cooper) romancing Gilda (Miriam Hopkins) in the apartment then bumping into her chivalrous pal Plunkett (Edward Everett Horton) on the stairs in Ernst Lubitsch's Design for Living, 1933.
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Opening credits introducing Gary Cooper, Fredric March and Miriam Hopkins in Design For Living, 1933, in which Ben Hecht re-writes Noel Coward for Ernst Lubitsch.
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