A flop in its day and still a flop.
Living in a Big Way (1947)
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Synopsis: Army pilot Leo Gogarty hastily marries Margaud Morgan and is sent overseas to fight only a few hours later. When he returns home to his bride, three years later, after military service, Leo finds... Army pilot Leo Gogarty hastily marries Margaud Morgan and is sent overseas to fight only a few hours later. When he returns home to his bride, three years later, after military service, Leo finds her a very changed woman. As a result of her father's wartime prosperity, she's become a wealthy socialite and the only thing she wants from Leo is a quick divorce. But when he develops a project to deal with the lack of housing for veterans, the fickle Margaud starts to see him in a different light and tries to win him back again. [More]
Starring: Spring Byington, Gene Kelly, Marie McDonald, Phyllis Thaxter
Starring: Spring Byington, Gene Kelly, Marie McDonald, Phyllis Thaxter, Charles Winninger, Clinton Sundberg
Director: Gregory La Cava
Director: Gregory La Cava
Producer: Pandro S. Berman
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