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The first version of "A Starwarn was born", directed by William Velman, was released in 1937, starring Fredrik March as Norman Maine, a fall in Hollywood, whose career is almost destroyed by alcoholism. Etnet Gainor starred like Esther Blodget, a stage name Vicky Leicester, a coming singer and what Norman carries under her wing. He may or may not be able to save his career, but Norman still manages to succeed through Vicky. Stops drinking. Of course, the two start condemned to romance, and the audience feels that it is only a matter of time before alcoholism raises the ugly head. Maine won't survive to the end.

Velman's film was recognized enough to be nominated for eight awards at the Academy, including the best image, the first color film that had the difference. That year he lost to the "Life of Emil Zola", but her reputation remained strong. Strong enough, in fact, for director George Cowoker to process it in 1954. With each measure, the Cucuer version is superior, a more sensitive story, better performances and more significant music numbers. For my money, the Cuce's version of "A Starvala is born" is the best (and recall that "the Starweet was born" was remedied twice in 1976 and 2018). It really captures the natural sadness and mutual desperation of the characters and why their Loveub and their careers are so important. Even The 2018 remake with Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga Don't hit so hard.

The decrease in "Aversa was born" by Cucuer, lasts 181 minutes - the original premiere - but there have been multiple film reductions over the years, with at least one extended editing lost in time. A long way to return to the 181-minute version, a trail that once took the film to 154 minutes and back.

Avella was born "debuted with her 181-minute reduction, premiering at the Pantage Theater in Hollywood, California on September 26, 1954. It was Mila's awards, but some critics seemed to think the film was too long. Warner Bros., just as it could today, thought that a shorter film would allow theaters to quarrel in more shows a day, and hence earn much more in ticket sales. According to article since 1954 in new timesPosted on October 22, "Starweet is born" was supposed to get out of the theaters, to shorten and be released again. The new version was supposed to have a full 27 minutes on display, making the 154-minute "standard" version that most audiences would see. The shorter version was released on November 1. It would be interesting to learn whether the academy voters saw the intersection of 181 minutes or a decrease in 154 minutes.

The scenes that were changed were all "conversational" bits, where Vicki and Norman developed their relationship. The shorter version also removed two songs: "Lose that long face" and "Here's what I'm here." Ironically, the shortening of the "Aversa was born" blew up at Warner Bros.. face. The shorter version was much less successful than the 181-minute version, and ticket sales dropped sharply. According to Vicky media, theater owners wrote angry letters to Warner around the debacle. Not only did they think the "Starvala was born" was vandalized, but their theaters suffered as a result. Overall, "Starweet is born" lost money for the studio, earning only $ 6 million on an expensive $ 5 million budget. Yudi Garland was nominated for an OscarBut he lost to Grace Kelly in the "girl from the earth".

As quoted in Lorna Luf's book "Born Starvar: Yudi Garland and the movie that got out", Cucor thought the shorter arrangement was directly responsible for the loss of Garland.

Frustrating, the 154-minute reduction in the "Aversa Born" was the only cutting of the public widely. The original version was re -released in 1969, shortly after Garland died, but was exposed to only a few exhibitions. In 1981, the Academy considered it high time that the "Starweet was born" fully returned to the original 181 version. Unfortunately, many of the exposed recordings disappeared. The scenes were supposed to be drawn from various film arches, and some missing footage were even rescued from the collection of the infamous film "Butleger". Burbank's sound archive had the full audio for the film, but the whole seven minutes of real film was still missing. The restoration was completed, with the missing footage replaced by photographs. This new cut, released in 1983, lasted only 176 minutes.

Rumors have long been turning that a complete 181-minute print is still somewhere, but it has yet to appear on the surface. A few minutes of "Avella is born" forever lost.

And yet there are even more missing shots there. According to Patrick McGilligan Book in 1991 "George Cowoker: Double Life", Cucor and his editor -in -law Folmar Blangsted initially collected a reduction in "Aversa was born" that lasted an incredible 196 minutes. Some scenes were added without Courcor entry. However, the 196-minute reduction was shown only to test the audience. Although he received a positive response, Cucuer felt, perhaps, that the "Starweet" could be streamlined, and it cut it into the 181-minute version seen at the premiere of the film. Missing 15 minutes have never been located, although Curcon never wanted the audience to see them. I would trust the verdict of Kucu; He remains one of the best.

Until a full print appears, we will have to satisfy ourselves with the 1983 version.