Bachelor Apartment

1931
Passed
1 Std. 16 Min.

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Irene Dunne and Lowell Sherman in Bachelor Apartment (1931)

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuA New York playboy dates wild woman until he falls for a hard-working stenographer.A New York playboy dates wild woman until he falls for a hard-working stenographer.A New York playboy dates wild woman until he falls for a hard-working stenographer.

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

6,2/10

484

IHRE BEWERTUNG

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Charlotte
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Roberta Gale

Third Girl in Ladies Room
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Carl Gerard

Undetermined Secondary Role
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Arthur Housman

Tippler in Bed
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Arline Judge

Second Girl in Ladies Room
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Lee Phelps

Traffic Cop
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Florence Roberts

Mrs. Halloran
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Fred Santley

Jim - Man Under the Bed
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Bachelor Apartment (1931) was the fifth film directed by Lowell Sherman, who directed his first film, a comedy short called "Phipps," in 1929. The combination of actor and director was highly unusual at the time. His directing career showed promise with movies like Sie tat ihm unrecht (1933) and Morgenrot des Ruhms (1933) but was cut short when he died of pneumonia in 1934. At the time of his death, Sherman had just started directing Hollywood's first full-length three-strip Technicolor feature, Becky Sharp (1935). Rouben Mamoulian replaced him and started the film over from scratch.

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When Carter is working at home with Helene, Mrs. Carraway drops in unexpectedly and goes into another room to change out of her wet clothes. When Carter goes to leave the room to go after Helene, he is shown opening and closing the door twice.

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Rollins, Wayne's Butler: [holding up a diamond bracelet] Er, I found this, sir.
Wayne Carter: You find the strangest things in a bachelor's apartment.
Rollins, Wayne's Butler: Do you suppose the lady lost anything else, sir?
Wayne Carter: Well, if she did, she didn't lose it here.

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Life at the Top,circa 1931

It may be 1931, but there's no hint of an economic depression among the well-upholstered lounge lizards of Manhattan. It's pretty much a steady round of casual couplings and uncouplings among the urban sophisticates. Not much of a plot except for middle-aged Lothario (Sherman) slowly falling for nice girl Helene (Dunne). Movie's main interest is in its provocative pre-Code liberties—innuendoes fly fast, while some clinging gowns leave little to the imagination. It's a talky script with some clever lines, and if there's little action, at least director Sherman keeps things moving. The comedy is more occasional than sparkling, but does have its moments, even though Dunne surprisingly gets few laugh lines. All in all, it's a fairly entertaining antique with a good glimpse of bygone fashions.