Smart Woman

1931
Passed
1h 8min

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Mary Astor, Robert Ames, and Noel Francis in Smart Woman (1931)

Romantic Comedy Satire Screwball Comedy Comedy Drama Romance

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaA wife turns the tables on her cheating husband.A wife turns the tables on her cheating husband.A wife turns the tables on her cheating husband.

Dirección
- Gregory La Cava
Guionistas
- Myron C. Fagan
- Salisbury Field
Elenco

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6.5/10

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Dirección
- Gregory La Cava
Guionistas
- Myron C. Fagan
- Salisbury Field
Elenco

Ver la información de producción en IMDbPro

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Trivia
According to Variety, Smart Woman (1931) was the first picture to play at RKO's Roxy Theatre in New York.

Errores
The unopened letters from Nancy to Don from Paris all have the same date on the cancellation postmark.

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Billy Ross: I never touch it. My doctor tells me it's poison!
Mrs. Preston - Peggy's Mother: Really?
Billy Ross: I'll get you some.

Bandas sonoras
Three Little Words
(uncredited)
Music by Harry Ruby
Lyrics by Bert Kalmar
Hummed by Mary Astor

A SMART WOMAN uses duplicitous ingenuity to attempt to win back her adulterous husband.

Mary Astor shines in this sophisticated--and unfortunately obscure--little soap opera, which rewards its viewers with an intelligent script and fine acting. Crisp, cool & calculatingly composed, Astor uses her intelligence to get exactly what she wants. Inviting her spouse's mistress to spend the weekend in their country mansion may not seem like the usual tack to follow, but for Astor it's all part of her game plan.

Robert Ames plays Astor's erstwhile husband; Ruth Weston is his outspoken sister. Noel Francis is the gold digger after his money & Gladys Gale is her ambitious mother. All four offer good support, but the best fun comes from John Halliday as an affable English knight agreeably in tune with Astor's schemes and snippy Edward Everett Horton as Ames' brother-in-law. As usual, Horton effortlessly steals his every scene.