FILMTMThree More by Cornell1939

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How Long Is “Three More by Cornell”?

Name: Three More by Cornell
Released: 1939
Duration: 24 min

24m runtime

193924m

film with a runtime of 24 minutes, released in 1939. Presented in English.

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Runtime24m

Minutes24

One SittingYes

With Break36m

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Includes: CARROUSEL, JACK'S DREAM, THIMBLE THEATRE | Cornell's editing has not been tampered with. It is sometimes minimal (the editing), sometimes extensive, always sensitive. I did not change it, as when I did the entire re-edit of Cornell's Legend for Fountains. JACK'S DREAM, for instance, is a puppet animation into which Cornell has inserted a few shots from other material - just enough to throw it into the sphere of artful fantasy. Whereas CARROUSEL is a fully edited animal piece. There is no way now of determining the order in which the films were made, or even the exact years, but it was some time in the '40s.

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Runtime24m

Can Finish TonightYes

One SittingYes

With Break36m

Movie Facts

Release Year1939

Runtime24m

LanguageEnglish

DirectorLawrence Jordan

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