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No Greater Glory is a 1934 American Pre-Code allegorical anti-war film directed by Frank Borzage and based on the novel A Pál utcai fiúk by Ferenc Molnár, known in English as "The Boys of Paul Street." The film's box office performance was described as "dismal".
No Greater Glory: Directed by Frank Borzage. With Frankie Darro, George P. Breakston, Jimmy Butler, Jackie Searl. Frail Nemecsek, a lonely boy craving belonging, idolizes charismatic Boka, leader of a gang, in an evocative depiction of youth's pain and war's senselessness.
Mar 14, 2016 · No Greater Glory puts you in the shoes of Abraham Lincoln or Jefferson Davis during the American Civil War. You make the great strategic, political, and economic decisions that will determine the fate of the American people for centuries to come.
Synopsis, historical analysis, personnel profiles, contemporary reviews, and discussion of the film No Greater Glory, released in 1934 by Columbia Pictures, starring Frankie Darro, George P. Breakston, Jimmy Butler, Jackie Searl, and Donald Haines, and directed by Frank Borzage.
A classic Hollywood drama based on a novel by Ferenc Molnár, about a frail boy who joins a street gang and fights for respect. Learn more about the cast, crew, production, and reception of this film on Turner Classic Movies.
- Frank Borzage, Louis Borzage
- George Breakston
Boka (Jimmy Butler), the strong, confident leader of a gang of street toughs in Germany, is the envy of all the local kids. His polar opposite is a boy named Nemecsek (George Breakston), a sickly...
- Drama
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No Greater Glory (1934) Intended as an avowed “indictment against war,” director Frank Borzage’s second adaptation of a work by Hungarian writer Ferenc Molnár broadly heralded the anti-Fascist themes of the “Weimar Trilogy” films to follow.
