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The 19 pages that link to George Cukor, each with the reason it gives.

• Bette DavisRelated: He directed Davis in her 1931 film debut, The Bad Sister.

• Greta GarboRelated: Cukor directed Garbo in Camille, one of her most celebrated films.

• Katharine HepburnRelated: He directed Hepburn in several films, including The Philadelphia Story and Adam's Rib.

• David O. SelznickRelated: Cukor was initially assigned to direct Gone with the Wind before Victor Fleming replaced him.

• Joan CrawfordRelated: He directed Crawford in The Women, one of her notable ensemble roles.

• Cecil BeatonRelated: Cukor directed My Fair Lady, where Beaton shaped the visual world.

• Vivien LeighRelated: Cukor coached Leigh during her preparation for Scarlett O’Hara.

• Spencer TracyRelated: Cukor directed Tracy and Hepburn in several films, including Adam's Rib.

• Victor FlemingRelated: Cukor began directing Gone with the Wind before Fleming replaced him.

• Angela LansburyRelated: Cukor directed Gaslight, giving Lansbury her first film role.

• Dinner at EightRelated: He directed the film, shaping its ensemble performances and theatrical rhythms.

• Judy HollidayRelated: Cukor directed Holliday in several films and shaped her screen performances.

• Norma ShearerRelated: Cukor directed Shearer in The Women and several other MGM films.

• Ruth GordonRelated: Cukor directed Gordon in Adam’s Rib, a film she co-wrote with Kanin.

• My Fair LadyRelated: Cukor directed the film and shaped its performances and visual style.

• Broderick CrawfordRelated: Cukor directed Crawford in Born Yesterday, pairing him with Judy Holliday.

• Michael ArlenRelated: Cukor directed A Woman of Affairs, the film adaptation of The Green Hat.

• Mitzi GaynorRelated: Cukor directed Gaynor in the musical comedy Les Girls.

• Orry-KellyRelated: Cukor directed several films whose costumes Orry-Kelly designed, including The Women and Les Girls.