Four Frightened People (1934) | |
| Director(s) | Cecil B. DeMille |
| Producer(s) | Cecil B. DeMille, Emanuel Cohen (executive uncredited) |
| Top Genres | Adventure, Comedy, Drama |
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Four Frightened People (1934) was a Adventure - Drama Film directed by Cecil B. DeMille and produced by Cecil B. DeMille and Emanuel Cohen.
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FOUR FRIGHTENED PEOPLE
By Dan Day, Jr. on May 11, 2025 From The Hitless Wonder Movie BlogLast month I was at Half Price Books, and I happened upon a hardcover copy of EMPIRE OF DREAMS, a biography of Cecil B. DeMille written by Scott Eyman. Reading it inspired me to pull out a DeMille DVD box set from Universal I had bought years ago, and pick out the least-known film from the set to wr... Read full article
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Lois Weber, who was living in Hawaii at the time of filming, wrote to Cecil B. DeMille to suggest a screenwriter, also in residence on the island, in hopes of getting him some work.
During Claudette Colbert's bath sequence, a stand-in was used for the longshots; according to Cecil B. DeMille and quoted in "Cecil B. DeMille's Hollywood": "Girl under waterfall wears Annette Kellerman bathing suit, and all parts of body are covered." This was a form-fitting bodysuit which simulates nudity; however Claudette Colbert indeed appeared topless in her closeups during the scene.
Babe London, who was living in Hawaii in 1933, wrote to deMille in hopes of getting a part in the film when the crew arrived on the island.
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During Claudette Colbert's bath sequence, a stand-in was used for the longshots; according to Cecil B. DeMille and quoted in "Cecil B. DeMille's Hollywood": "Girl under waterfall wears Annette Kellerman bathing suit, and all parts of body are covered." This was a form-fitting bodysuit which simulates nudity; however Claudette Colbert indeed appeared topless in her closeups during the scene.
Babe London, who was living in Hawaii in 1933, wrote to deMille in hopes of getting a part in the film when the crew arrived on the island.
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