Smart Woman

1931
Passed
1 h 8 min

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

Romantic Comedy Satire Screwball Comedy Comedy Drama Romance

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Direção
- Gregory La Cava
Roteiristas
- Myron C. Fagan
- Salisbury Field
Artistas

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Direção
- Gregory La Cava
Roteiristas
- Myron C. Fagan
- Salisbury Field
Artistas

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Mary Astor

Mrs. Nancy Gibson

Robert Ames

Donald 'Don'…

John Halliday

Sir Guy Harrington

Edward Everett Horton

Billy Ross

Noel Francis

Miss Peggy Preston

Ruth Weston

Mrs. Sally Gibson Ross

Gladys Gale

Mrs. Preston - Peggy's Mother

Alfred Cross

Brooks, Gibson's butler

Lillian Harmer

Mrs. Windleweaver

Bill Elliott

Reporter on Ship
(não creditado)

Harold Miller

Deck Lounger
(não creditado)

Dennis O'Keefe

Passenger Departing Ship
(não creditado)

Irene Thompson

Girl
(não creditado)

Pearl Varvalle

Helen - Gibson's Maid
(não creditado)

Direção
- Gregory La Cava
Roteiristas
- Myron C. Fagan
- Salisbury Field
Elenco e equipe completos
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Curiosidades
According to Variety, Smart Woman (1931) was the first picture to play at RKO's Roxy Theatre in New York.

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

Citações
Mrs. Preston - Peggy's Mother: Aren't you having tea Mr. Ross?
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.

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

This early Gregory La Cava film is a nice comedy-drama, starring the beautiful and talented Mary Astor, who is the show's main attraction, because I have to admit that I found the other leading player, Robert Ames, who plays her husband, rather dull in this one.

The film's plot has to do with the marital problems between Astor and Ames, after the former arrives from a travel to France. Noteworthy performances by John Halliday as a debonair man of the world who befriends Astor and Edward Everett Horton as Ames' Business Partner, who's highly amusing in his role, as always, and gets to say a lot of witty lines & wisecracks.

Early 30's and Mary Astor fans will have a good time watching this film, which at 68 minutes, is very short by today's standards.