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| Past Film & Video (10 titles) | Budget | Opening Weekend | Gross (US & Canada) | Gross (Worldwide) |
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 Efftee Entertainers (1989) (Video)-Writer (segment "Oh! What a Night!") Writer (segment "Oh! What a Night!") See fewer |
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 Wherever She Goes (1951) Stage Manager, Stage Manager, Stage Manager Stage Manager, Stage Manager, Stage Manager See fewer |
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 The Rats of Tobruk (1944) Barber of Tobruk, Performer: "The Campbells Are Coming" (uncredited) Barber of Tobruk, Performer: "The Campbells Are Coming" (uncredited) See fewer |
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 Gone to the Dogs (1939) An Original Screenplay By, George, Lyrics: "Original Musical Number: "We'll Build A Little Home", Music: "Original Musical Number: "We'll Build A Little Home" An Original Screenplay By, George, Lyrics: "Original Musical Number: "We'll Build A Little Home", Music: "Original Musical Number: "We'll Build A Little Home" See fewer |
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 Let George Do It (1938) Writer, Joe Blake Writer, Joe Blake See fewer |
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 A Ticket in Tatts (1934) Based On Musical Revue 'High Heels' By, George Based On Musical Revue 'High Heels' By, George See fewer |
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 Harmony Row (1933) Original Revue, Writer, Tom 'Dreadnought' Wallace Original Revue, Writer, Tom 'Dreadnought' Wallace See fewer |
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 Oh! What a Night! (1932) (Short)-Writer, John Writer, John See fewer |
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 His Royal Highness (1932) Story, Tommy Dodds / King of Betonia, Composer, Performer: "My Girl's Got It", "Your Majesty", "He Is The King" (uncredited), Writer: "My Girl's Got It", "Your Majesty", "Long Live The King", "He Is The King", "I'll Be King", "Drink" (uncredited) Story, Tommy Dodds / King of Betonia, Composer, Performer: "My Girl's Got It", "Your Majesty", "He Is The King" (uncredited), Writer: "My Girl's Got It", "Your Majesty", "Long Live The King", "He Is The King", "I'll Be King", "Drink" (uncredited) See fewer |
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 George Wallace: Australia's Premier Comedian (1931) (Short)-Writer Writer See fewer |