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The source lists romance film, drama film, historical film. Creator credits include Victor Fleming, George Cukor, Sam Wood. The listed runtime is 238 minutes; editions can differ. Compare the provider’s title, edition, audio and subtitles with the details above.
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Runtime
238 minutes
Credited creators
Victor Fleming, George Cukor, Sam Wood
Country labels
United States
Genres
romance film, drama film, historical film, war film, melodrama
Source language labels
English. These do not establish a streaming dub or subtitle offer.
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