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The 66 pages that link to Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, each with the reason it gives.

• Eleanor PowellRelated: MGM made Powell a prominent musical-film star during the studio era.

• Gloria GrahameRelated: Grahame’s contract work at MGM brought roles in prestigious dramas, including The Bad and the Beautiful.

• Greer GarsonRelated: MGM signed Garson and made her one of its leading stars.

• Joan FontaineRelated: Fontaine’s early Hollywood screen work included films made under MGM contract.

• Lana TurnerRelated: MGM developed Turner into a leading star under a long-term studio contract.

• Luise RainerRelated: MGM contracted Rainer and produced the films behind her consecutive Oscar wins.

• June MathisRelated: Mathis became a prominent story editor at Goldwyn Pictures, one of MGM’s predecessors.

• Kirk KerkorianRelated: Kerkorian repeatedly acquired and sold MGM, making the studio a central part of his business career.

• Red SkeltonRelated: The studio starred Skelton in a series of feature films during the 1940s and 1950s.

• Ricardo MontalbánRelated: MGM cast Montalbán in musicals and dramas after he arrived in the United States.

• Rosalind RussellRelated: Russell signed with MGM early in her film career and appeared in studio productions.

• SchlitzieRelated: MGM produced Freaks, placing Schlitzie in a major studio release.

• Cedric GibbonsRelated: Gibbons’s long tenure helped define the studio’s visual identity across many productions.

• David JanssenRelated: Janssen began his acting career under contract to MGM.

• James Stewart (actor)Related: MGM signed Stewart to a contract and cast him in his early films.

• Ramon NovarroRelated: MGM promoted Novarro as a leading romantic star in the 1920s.