Berkeley Square - 1933[Publicity Photos and Other Publicity Material]

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Berkeley Square is a 1933 pre-code American film that was revolutionary for its time. It supposes that time is layered rather than linear. Leslie Howard was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actor for his role as Peter Standish. He lost to Charles Laughton for The Private Life of Henry VIII. In 1933 the Oscars not only announced the winners, but also the runners up. When Charles Laughton (who was not in attendance) was announced as the winner, the audience "sat on their hands." When Leslie Howard was announced as first runner up, Howard's friends and peers roared.

Berkeley Square (1933) on Wikipedia

Berkeley Square at IMDb.com

AFI Catalog of Feature Films: Berkeley Square

[Lobby Card for Berkeley Square, 1933]

[Movie Poster for Berkeley Square, 1933]

[Movie Poster for Berkeley Square, 1933]

[Leslie Howard and Heather Angel enjoying
tea time on the set of Berkeley Square, 1933]

[Leslie Howard, Heather Angel and Jesse Lasky
on the set of Berkeley Square, 1933]

[Leslie Howard on the set of Berkeley Square, 1933]

[Leslie Howard on the set of Berkeley Square, 1933]

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