Title: Big City (1937 film)
Content:  Big City is a 1937 American drama film directed by Frank Borzage and starring Luise Rainer and Spencer Tracy. The film was also released as Skyscraper Wilderness.
Title: Big City (1948 film)
Content: Margaret O'Brien as Midge ; Robert Preston as Rev. Andrews ; Danny Thomas as Cantor Feldman ; George Murphy as Pat O'Donnell ; Karin Booth as Florence Bartlett ; Edward Arnold as Judge Abercrombie ; Butch Jenkins as Lewis Keller ; Betty Garrett as "Shoo Shoo" Grady ; Lotte Lehmann as Mama Feldman 
Title: Big City (1937 film)
Content: Luise Rainer as Anna Benton ; Spencer Tracy as Joe Benton ; Charley Grapewin as Robert, the Mayor ; Janet Beecher as Sophie Sloane ; Eddie Quillan as Mike Edwards ; Victor Varconi as Paul Roya ; Oscar O'Shea as John C. Andrews ; Helen Troy as Lola Johnson ; William Demarest as Beecher ; John Arledge as Bud ; Irving Bacon as Jim Sloane ; Guinn "Big Boy" Williams as Danny Devlin ; Regis Toomey as Fred Hawkins ; Edgar Dearing as Tom Reilley ; Paul Harvey as District Attorney Gilbert ; Andrew Tombes as Inspector Matthews ; Clem Bevans as Grandpa Sloane ; Grace Ford as Mary Reilley ; Alice White as Peggy Devlin ; Paul Fix as Comet Night Watchman (uncredited) ; Ray Walker as Eddie Donogan, Independent Cab Driver (uncredited) ; George Godfrey as himself 
Title: Tod Browning
Content:  A lost film, The Big City stars Lon Chaney, Marceline Day and Betty Compson, the latter in her only appearance in an M-G-M film. Browning wrote the story and Waldemar Young the screenplay concerning "A gangster Lon Chaney who uses a costume jewelry store as a front for his jewel theft operation. After a conflict with a rival gang, he and his girlfriend Marceline Day reform." Film historian Vivian Sobchack remarked that "The Big City concerns a nightclub robbery, again, the rivalry between two thieves. This time Chaney plays only one of them—without a twisted limb or any facial disguise.'" Critic Stuart Rosenthal commented on The Big City: "...Chaney, without makeup, in a characteristic gangster role." The Big City garnered M-G-M $387,000 in profits.
Title: Bright Lights, Big City (film)
Content:  and Schumacher were attempting to capture the novel's distinctive voice. McInerney, Cruise and Schumacher scouted locations in New York City and checked out the atmosphere of the club scenes described in the novel. At one point, Judd Nelson, Estevez, Zach Galligan, Sean Penn, Kevin Bacon, and Rob Lowe were all considered for the role of Allagash. In 1985, Weintraub took the property to United Artists when he became chief executive there. The film needed a new producer so Sydney Pollack and Mark Rosenberg took over. They hired writer Julie Hickson to write a script. Cruise and Schumacher grew tired of waiting for 
Title: Bright Lights, Big City (film)
Content:  workable script, but before they could be replaced, Weintraub left United Artists. The project became entangled in a complicated settlement with the studio, months being lost before it finally stayed at United Artists. A decision was made to shoot the film in Toronto and cast an unknown in the leading role. Joyce Chopra was hired to co-write the script, with her husband Tom Cole, and also direct it. She had her agent send a copy of McInerney's novel to Michael J. Fox. The actor won the leading role and, at his request, the part of Tad Allagash went to fellow Canadian Kiefer 
Title: The Big Country
Content:  Robert Wyler and Jessamyn West wrote the first screenplay for the film based on the Donald Hamilton story that had been serialized in The Saturday Evening Post. Leon Uris wrote a second screenplay and Robert Wilder wrote another, with the final script by James R. Webb and Sy Bartlett. After arbitration, Webb, Bartlett and Wilder received screenplay credit and Wyler and West received adaptation credit. Uris was not given credit as his script deviated too much from the original story. Director William Wyler was known for shooting an exorbitant number of takes on his films, usually without explaining to the actors what to do differently except "[make it] better", and this one was no exception. Many of the actors, including Jean Simmons and Carroll Baker, were so traumatized by his directing style that they refused to speak about 
Title: The Big City (1928 film)
Content: Lon Chaney as Chuck Collins ; Marceline Day as Helen ; Matthew Betz as Red ; Betty Compson as Sunshine ; John George as The Arab ; James Murray as Curly ; Virginia Pearson as Tennessee ; Walter Percival as Grogan ; Lew Short as O'Hara ; Eddie Sturgis as Blinkie ; Nora Cecil as Landlady (uncredited) ; Clinton Lyle as Gangster (uncredited) ; Della Peterson as Dancer (uncredited) ; George H. Reed as Black Waiter (uncredited) 
Title: Bright Lights, Big City (film)
Content:  In 1984, Robert Lawrence, a vice president at Columbia Pictures, championed Jay McInerney's novel against resistance from older executives. He felt that the book spoke to his generation and described it as "Graduate, with a little bit of Lost Weekend". The studio agreed to make the film with Jerry Weintraub producing and Joel Schumacher directing. McInerney wrote a draft of the screenplay and, soon afterward, Schumacher started rewriting it. Actor Emilio Estevez was interested in adapting it into a film. He met with McInerney while he was still working on the screenplay. Tom Cruise was offered first refusal on the script while 
Title: Big City Secret
Content:  Big City Secret (Großstadtgeheimnis) is a 1952 West German crime film directed by Leo de Laforgue and starring Ingrid Lutz, Fritz Wagner, and Harald Holberg.

Question: Who was the screenwriter for The Big City?
Answer: Tod Browning.
Charles Albert Browning.