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If I Had a Million

film by McLeod [1932]

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  • In Norman Z. McLeod: Marx Brothers and W.C. Fields

    McLeod then worked on If I Had a Million (1932), a comedy about a dying millionaire who decides to leave his money to strangers. It featured an all-star cast—which included W.C. Fields, Gary Cooper, George Raft, and Charles Laughton—in an eight-episode anthology, two episodes of which McLeod directed (uncredited).

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