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31 October 1931 (USA)
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She Was Gorgeous - He Was A Man . . . So, the other girl had to wait !
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A young woman from a very rich family impulsively marries a reporter, but each assumes the other is the one whose lifestyle must change. full summary | full synopsis
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Cast
(Complete credited cast) | Loretta Young | ... | Gallagher |
 | Robert Williams | ... | Stew Smith |
 | Jean Harlow | ... | Anne Schuyler |
| Halliwell Hobbes | ... | Smythe, The Butler |
| Reginald Owen | ... | Dexter Grayson |
| Edmund Breese | ... | Conroy, The Editor |
| Don Dillaway | ... | Michael Schuyler (as Donald Dillaway) |
| Walter Catlett | ... | Binji Baker |
| Claud Allister | ... | Dawson, The Valet |
| Louise Closser Hale | ... | Mrs. Schuyler |
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Gallagher (USA) (working title)
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90 min
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1.20 : 1 more
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Mono (Western Electric Sound System)
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During its 1950 reissue it was double-billed with "Gilda."
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Continuity: When Stew Smith is married, his colleagues make fun of him in the press room. At that moment his wife calls and he walks over to the phone with his pipe in his mouth. However, when he picks up the phone, the pipe disappears.
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Binji Baker:
No use you you hanging around here. Just buy a copy of the Tribune, read it over, then make a rewrite... you can use it for your last edition.
Stew Smith: It'll never make the last edition. It'll take me four hours to translate your story into English.
Binji Baker: Oh, is that so?
Stew Smith: I'm afraid. Take your hat off, might make an impression.
[Baker takes off hat]
Stew Smith: Impossible. Put it on again.
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Stew Smith: It'll never make the last edition. It'll take me four hours to translate your story into English.
Binji Baker: Oh, is that so?
Stew Smith: I'm afraid. Take your hat off, might make an impression.
[Baker takes off hat]
Stew Smith: Impossible. Put it on again.
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Featured in "SexTV: On Blondes/Walter Kundzicz/The Art of Flirting (#6.13)" (2004)
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There is a scene with Robert Williams and Jean Harlow singing a ditty to each other. There was such natural wit and affection that their infatuation and joy in each others company was perfectly expressed. This was love, this was sensuality, without a hint of the physicality that modern movies are forced to graphicly depict. Seeing a movie like this, made in low fidelity black and white seventy years ago shows what we have lost.