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Monte Carlo (1930)
DVD Criterion Eclipse One Man's Journey (1933)
DVD Warner Home Video (Shop TCM.com exclusive) Online TCM.com's Media Room (direct link) Little Women (1933)
DVD Warner Home Video VHS MGM/UA Home Video Online Amazon Video On Demand Finishing School (1934)
VHS Turner Home Entertainment Of Human Bondage (1934)
DVD ROAN VHS various public domain distributors Online Internet Archive (direct link) Becky Sharp (1935)
DVD Alpha Video VHS various public domain distributors Online Internet Archive (direct link) Souls at Sea (1937)
VHS Universal Home Video If I Were King (1938)
VHS Universal Home Video So Ends Our Night (1941)
DVD VCI Video VHS Ivy Classics, Inc. A Man Betrayed (1941)
VHS Republic Pictures Home Video (released as Wheel of Fortune) Meet the Stewarts (1942)
VHS GoodTimes Home Video Corp. I Walked with a Zombie (1943)
DVD Warner Home Video VHS Turner Home Entertainment The Private Affairs of Bel Ami (1947)
VHS Republic Pictures Home Video Four Faces West (1948)
DVD Republic Pictures VHS Republic Pictures Home Video Payment on Demand (1951)
DVD Warner Archive Online Warner Archive Because of You (1952)
VHS Universal Home Video Mister Scoutmaster (1953)
Online Amazon Video On Demand Gypsy Colt (1954)
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As you can see, several of the films of Frances Dee are, indeed, available. But more than half of the titles in her filmography are yet to be released, Blood Money (1933), The Gay Deception (1935) and Wells Fargo (1937) among them. To encourage their release, we can vote for these films at the TCMdb, the Movie Database at TCM.com. The TCMdb includes a feature which allows ordinary movie fans to vote for the films they would like to see released on DVD. As a result of these votes—which are tallied, and sent by the TCM staff to home video distributors—films such as Marie Antoinette (1938) and The Heiress (1949) have been made availble on DVD. To vote for Frances' films, visit her filmography page in the TCMdb, then click on any of her films' titles. A new page for the specific title will load; on the right-hand column of that page is the Home Video Vote box. Click "Vote" and enter your e-mail address (which will be kept confidential if you so desire). It's quite easy, and very much worthwhile. |