
Private Number
1936, Drama, 1h 20m
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Family politics and a baby complicate a college man's (Robert Taylor) secret marriage to his mother's maid (Loretta Young).
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Genre: Drama
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Original Language: English
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Director: Roy Del Ruth
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Writer: Gene Markey, William M. Conselman
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Release Date (Theaters): original
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Distributor: 20th Century Fox
Cast & Crew

Robert Taylor
Richard Winfield

Loretta Young
Ellen Neal

Patsy Kelly
Gracie

Basil Rathbone
Wroxton

Joe E. Lewis
Smiley Watson

Marjorie Gateson
Mrs. Winfield

Paul Harvey
Perry Winfield

Jane Darwell
Mrs. Meecham

Paul Stanton
Rawlings

John Miljan
Stapp

Monroe Owsley
Coakley

Billy Bevan
Frederick

Frank Dawson
Graham

George Irving
Judge

May Beatty
Grandma Gammon

Roy Del Ruth
Director

Gene Markey
Screenwriter

William M. Conselman
Screenwriter

Cyril J. Mockridge
Original Music

J. Peverell Marley
Cinematographer

Allen McNeil
Film Editing

Mark-Lee Kirk
Art Director

Thomas Little
Set Decoration

Gwen Wakeling
Costume Design
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Audience Reviews for Private Number
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Aug 29, 2015Being on the thick and slow side of the family tree I'm only now beginning to see just how important money and status and class (and the desiring of all that) had to do with films around the time of the Great Depression. Duh. Here's one wherein the inherent dream addressed, surprise, surprise, is to marry into money. Young is a lowly working girl w/o even bus fare who gets a job as a serving wench for some bluebloods whose son takes a liking to her. Is she merely the fortune hunting wretch his family paints her as, or is she the real deal, and if she is does it matter because she's still from poverty? At least in this one the rich are not painted entirely as bores and cads. A Great Dane nearly steals the whole thing which kinda lets you know about the rest of the cast.
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