One Way Passage

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One Way Passage is a 1932 romantic drama film best known for its poignant shipboard love story between stars William Powell and Kay Francis.

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One Way Passage canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf film
award Academy Award for Best Story
awardRecipient Robert Lord
linked to: Robert H. Lord
awardYear 1933
basedOn story by Robert Lord
cinematographyBy Robert Kurrle
countryOfOrigin United States
director Tay Garnett
distributor First National Pictures
Warner Bros. Pictures
editedBy Ralph Dawson
filmingStudio Warner Bros. Studios
format black-and-white film
genre drama film
romance film
hasColorProcess black and white
hasFilmEditingStyle pre-Code Hollywood
hasTheme fate and destiny
love and sacrifice
transience of life
leadCharacter Dan Hardesty
Joan Ames
medium theatrical film
musicBy W. Franke Harling
narrativeFocus shipboard love story
notableFor poignant shipboard love story between William Powell and Kay Francis
originalLanguage English
partOf pre-Code era of American cinema
portrays capital punishment
doomed romance
terminal illness
producer Hal B. Wallis
Robert Lord
productionCompany Warner Bros.
releaseDate 1932-10-15
releaseYear 1932
runtimeMinutes 68
screenwriter Robert Lord
linked to: Robert H. Lord

Wilson Mizner
setting Pacific Ocean
ocean liner
starring Aline MacMahon
Frank McHugh
Fred Kohler
Kay Francis
Warren Hymer
William Powell

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William Powell notableWork One Way Passage
Frank McHugh notableWork One Way Passage
Aline MacMahon notableWork One Way Passage
Robert Lord notableWork One Way Passage
Tay Garnett notableWork One Way Passage
Kay Francis notableWork One Way Passage