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The 14 pages that link to Irving Thalberg, each with the reason it gives.

• Classical Hollywood cinemaRelated: His close supervision of scripts and production exemplified the producer-led studio model.

• Louis B. MayerRelated: Mayer’s most consequential production partner, Thalberg exercised unusual creative authority at MGM.

• Hollywood cinemaRelated: His production methods helped define the role of the studio-era producer.

• Tod BrowningRelated: As MGM production chief, he approved Freaks and later curtailed its release after its reception.

• A Night at the OperaRelated: He encouraged a more organized story structure while preserving the brothers’ comic set pieces.

• Clarence BrownRelated: Thalberg’s MGM production system shaped the projects Brown directed.

• King VidorRelated: Thalberg's MGM production leadership shaped the studio environment in which Vidor worked.

• Wallace BeeryRelated: Thalberg's MGM production system helped shape the vehicles built around Beery.

• Harpo MarxRelated: Thalberg helped bring the Marx Brothers to MGM and shaped their later films.

• Norma ShearerRelated: Thalberg, Shearer’s husband, championed many of her roles and productions.

• Erich von StroheimRelated: As a Universal executive, he intervened in the editing and release of Greed.

• Cedric GibbonsRelated: As MGM’s production chief, he worked with Gibbons to shape the studio’s films and visual identity.

• Peggy Hopkins JoyceRelated: Joyce’s reported relationship with Thalberg joined her romantic notoriety to Hollywood’s studio era.

• Ramon NovarroRelated: Thalberg’s MGM helped shape the films and career strategy surrounding Novarro.