National Film Registry honorees
![W.C. Fields](http://cdn2-b.examiner.com/sites/default/files/styles/image_full_width_scaled/hash/bb/b1/Gift2.jpg "W.C. Fields started his film career during the silent era. His 1934 film, "It's a Gift," was among those included in the 2010 National Film Registry.")
National Film Registry honorees
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We are so proud and happy for our grandfather, W.C. Fields and this deserved tribute from the National Film Registry of the Library of Congress. The citation from the Library of Congress 2010, reads in part: “It’s a Gift (1934) The popularity and influence of W.C. Fields continues with each succeeding generation, distinguishing him as one of the greatest American comedians of the 20th century.”
Do enjoy and share the Official W.C. Fields Web site www.wcfields.com for latest news, rare family photos, and much more.
Dr. Harriet A. Fields (granddaughter)
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