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Born Lucky (1933)

Name: Born Lucky
Director: Michael Powell
Genre: musical film
Rating: 5.1

Born Lucky is a lost 1933 British quota quickie rags to riches musical-comedy drama, directed by Michael Powell and starring Rene Ray and John Longden. The screenplay was by Ralph Smart, adapted from the 1928 novel Mops by Marguerite Florence Barclay. It was the first film that the cinematographer Oswald Morris worked on as a clapper boy.

Directed by Michael Powell · Shot by Geoffrey Faithfull

Elsewhere

More by Michael Powell

Two Crowded Hours — 1931
C.O.D. — 1932
His Lordship — 1932
Hotel Splendide — 1932
My Friend the King — 1932
The Star Reporter — 1932
Rynox — 1932
The Rasp — 1932
Red Ensign — 1934
Something Always Happens — 1934
The Fire Raisers — 1934
Lazybones — 1935
Someday — 1935
The Girl in the Crowd — 1935
The Love Test — 1935
The Night of the Party — 1935
The Phantom Light — 1935
The Price of a Song — 1935
Crown v. Stevens — 1936
Her Last Affaire — 1936
The Brown Wallet — 1936
The Man Behind the Mask — 1936
The Edge of the World — 1937
The Spy in Black — 1939
The Lion Has Wings — 1939
Smith — 1939
The Thief of Bagdad — 1940
Contraband — 1940
49th Parallel — 1941
An Airman's Letter to His Mother — 1941

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