If I Had a Million

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If I Had a Million is a 1932 American anthology comedy film in which several ordinary people unexpectedly receive large sums of money, leading to a series of humorous and ironic episodes.

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instanceOf anthology film
film
basedOn original screenplay
cinematography Victor Milner
countryOfOrigin United States
United States of America
director Ernst Lubitsch
H. Bruce Humberstone
James Cruze
Lothar Mendes
Norman Taurog
Norman Z. McLeod NERFINISHED
Stephen Roberts
William A. Seiter NERFINISHED
distributor Paramount Pictures
editedBy Richard C. Currier
featuredActor Alison Skipworth
Charles Laughton
Frances Dee
Gary Cooper
Gene Raymond
George Raft
Jack Oakie
May Robson
Richard Arlen
W. C. Fields
format black-and-white film
genre anthology film
comedy film
hasPart China Shop segment
The Clerk segment
The Death Cell segment
The Forger segment
The Grandmother segment
The Road Hogs segment
The Three Marines segment
mainSubject money
sudden wealth
musicBy John Leipold
narrativeLocation United States
originalLanguage English
plotSummary Several ordinary people unexpectedly receive large sums of money, leading to humorous and ironic episodes.
producer Paramount Pictures
productionCompany Paramount Pictures
releaseDate 1932-11-18
releaseYear 1932
screenplayBy Ernst Lubitsch
Joseph L. Mankiewicz
Robert E. Sherwood
Samuel Hoffenstein
Sidney Buchman
Waldemar Young
setInPeriod Great Depression

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Charles Ruggles notableWork If I Had a Million
Frank Butler workedOn If I Had a Million
Alison Skipworth notableWork If I Had a Million
Granville Bates notableWork If I Had a Million
Mary Jeanette Robison notableWork If I Had a Million
Hanns Kräly notableWork If I Had a Million