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1946
- The Best Years of our Lives (1946), 172 minutes, D: William Wyler
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- The Big Sleep (1946), 114 minutes, D: Howard Hawks
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- Brief Encounter (1946), 85 minutes, D: David Lean
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- Duel in the Sun (1946), 138 minutes, D: King Vidor
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- Gilda (1946), 110 minutes, D: Charles Vidor
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- Great Expectations (1946), 118 minutes, D: David Lean
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- Henry V (1946), 127 minutes, D: Laurence Olivier
A triumphant, colorful, costume drama/spectacle of the 15th century monarch - the first screen adaption of Shakespeare's classic, immortal play. This was director/star Laurence Olivier's brilliant directorial debut (Olivier also starred, co-produced, and co-adapted the script). Innovatively staged, the film begins on the stage of Shakespeare's Globe Theatre in the 1600s. The narrative then shifts to an epic film format shot on-location with sweeping, technicolor battle scenes. The film is the story of the 28 year-old Plantagenet Prince of Wales (Laurence Olivier) who decides to act on his claim to the French throne by invading France. He defeats the French at Agincourt despite being greatly outnumbered by a vastly superior French force.
- It's A Wonderful Life (1946), 129 minutes, D: Frank Capra
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- The Killers (1946), 102 minutes, D: Robert Siodmak
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- My Darling Clementine (1946), 97 minutes, D: John Ford
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- Notorious (1946), 101 minutes, D: Alfred Hitchcock
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- The Postman Always Rings Twice (1946), 113 minutes, D: Ted Garnett
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- The Razor's Edge (1946), 146 minutes, D: Edmund Goulding
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- The Seventh Veil (1946), 95 minutes, D: Compton Bennett
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- The Spiral Staircase (1946), 83 minutes, D: Robert Siodmak
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- To Each His Own (1946), 122 minutes, D: Mitchell Leisen
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- The Yearling (1946), 134 minutes, D: Clarence Brown
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