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Cast

Carole Lombard
as Julie Eden

Cary Grant
as Alec Walker

Kay Francis
as Maida Walker

Charles Coburn
as Richard Walker

Helen Vinson
as Suzanne Duress

Katherine Alexander
as Laura Morton

Jonathan Hale
as Dr. Edward `Ned' Gateson

Maurice Moscovich
as Dr. Muller

Nella Walker
as Mrs. Grace Walker

Peggy Ann Garner
as Ellen Eden

Spencer Charters
as Fred, Gardener

Alan Baxter
as Charley, Drunk in Bar

Harriet Matthews
as Woman on Boat

Sandra Morgan
as Woman on Boat

Harold Miller
as Man on Boat

John Dilson
as Steward

Douglas Gordon
as Steward

James Adamson
as Waiter

Tony Merlo
as Waiter

Frank Puglia
as Tony, Restaurant Manager

Alex Pollard
as Butler

Florence Wix
as Party guest

Clive Morgan
as Party guest

Charles Coleman
as Archie Duress

Sam Harris
as Party guest

Kathryn Wilson
as Party Guest

Grady Sutton
as Paul Graham, Suzanne's Escort

Bert Moorhouse
as College Man

Byron Foulger
as Owen

Arthur Ayleswofth
as Farmer on truck

Lloyd Ingraham
as Elevator operator

Gus Glassmire
as Hospital Attendant

Mary MacLaren
as Nurse

Robert Strange
as Hotel manager

Jack Chapin
as Bellhop

Melinda Wood Allen
as Bellhop

Harold Hoff
as Bellhop

George Rosener
as Dr. Hastings, Hotel Doctor

Edward Fliegel
as Night Clerk

John Laing
as Chauffeur

Frank Mills
as Bartender

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• Jan 16, 2010

  This was a solid movie starring Cary Grant. The story is a romantic drama. Grant plays a character names Alec Walker. He meets and falls in love with a Julie Eden played by Carole Lombard. But there is one catch. He is already in a loveless marriage. His wife played by Kay Francis will not divorce him and wants to ruin Julie Eden life and good name. But this romance will not stop out of true love. Grant and Lombard are great together. Kay Francis plays the great conniving wife that wants to hold on to her marriage just for the money. Also I thought Helen Vinson was great as the best friend to Kay Francis that wanted to cheat with her husband but also acted as a villain as well. The movie has that drama side to it but overall this is a romance film. Well acted and a solid story. Worth a watch for Cary Grant fans or for those looking for a old time romance film.
  Corey n Super Reviewer
• Oct 25, 2008

  Considering the three main stars a curiously obscure drama from the legendary year of 1939. Superior soap opera contains some of the best work Cary Grant, Carole Lombard and Kay Francis ever put on film. Carole shows that she wasn't just a superb comedienne but a skilled dramatic actress. Cary is just right in blending the facile with the seriousness of the untenable situation he finds himself in. As good as both of them are, and they are great, even better is Kay Francis, a portrait in silky malevolence. This was inexpicably almost the end of her film career, she ended up in Poverty Row junk only a few years later and after watching this it's hard to understand how this didn't open up a whole new chapter for her as the wicked woman of cinema. Perhaps she was just too early for noir, she would have been perfect as a poison pit viper in many of those pictures.
  jay n Super Reviewer
• Feb 03, 2008

  It's just further proof that women will fight to the death over Cary Grant. And who wouldn't?
  Valerie G Super Reviewer

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