Breakdowns of 1942

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Breakdowns of 1942

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Flubs and bloopers that occurred on the set of some of the major Warner Bros. pictures of 1942.

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Alan Baxter

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Humphrey Bogart

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Charles Boyer

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George Brent

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Edward Brophy

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Jack Carson

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Charles Coburn

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Nancy Coleman

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Broderick Crawford

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Robert Cummings

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Alan Curtis

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Lili Damita

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Bette Davis

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Olivia de Havilland

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Marlene Dietrich

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Jimmy Durante

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Errol Flynn

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Joan Fontaine

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Dick Foran

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Reginald Gardiner

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John Garfield

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Edmund Goulding

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Cary Grant

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Jack Haley

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Robert Hutton

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Arthur Kennedy

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Gene Lockhart

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Jeffrey Lynn

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Fred MacMurray

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Irene Manning

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Raymond Massey

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Edward McNamara

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Thomas Mitchell

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Jack Oakie

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William Prince

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John Qualen

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George Raft

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Claude Rains

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Ronald Reagan

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Edward G. Robinson

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Ann Sheridan

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Barbara Stanwyck

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Richard Whorf

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Monty Woolley

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Jane Wyman

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Gig Young

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