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Affairs Of Cellini, The - DVD

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Fredric March stars in this biography of 16th century sculptor Benvenuto Cellini. Set against the rich lushness of the Florence Renaissance, the story follows the artist as he woos the town Duchess. Constance Bennett, Frank Morgan, and Fay Wray also star in the film.

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    Comedy
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    Fredric March stars in this biography of 16th century sculptor Benvenuto Cellini. Set against the rich lushness of the Florence Renaissance, the story follows the artist as he woos the town Duchess. Constance Bennett, Frank Morgan, and Fay Wray also star in the film.
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    Affairs Of Cellini, The - DVD
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    DVD
    MPAA Rating
    NR
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    Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
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