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Mr. & Mrs. Smith (1941)
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Writer:
Norman Krasna (story)
Release Date:
31 January 1941 (USA)
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Tagline:
Lombard and Montgomery Get Hitched As They're Getting Unhitched ! [DVD USA] more
Plot:
Not a typical Hitchcock movie, this is a comedy about a couple who learn that their marriage was not valid. full summary | full synopsis
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Marriage
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New York
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Restaurant
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Taxicab
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Fairground
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Cast
(Complete credited cast) | Carole Lombard | ... | Ann |
 | Robert Montgomery | ... | David |
 | Gene Raymond | ... | Jeff |
 | Jack Carson | ... | Chuck |
| Philip Merivale | ... | Mr. Custer |
| Lucile Watson | ... | Mrs. Custer |
| William Tracy | ... | Sammy |
| Charles Halton | ... | Mr. Deever |
| Esther Dale | ... | Mrs. Krausheimer |
| Emma Dunn | ... | Martha |
| Betty Compson | ... | Gertie |
| Patricia Farr | ... | Gloria |
| William Edmunds | ... | Proprietor Lucy's |
| Pamela Blake | ... | Lily (as Adele Pearce) |
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Runtime:
95 min
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1.37 : 1 more
Sound Mix:
Mono (RCA Sound System)
Certification:
South Korea:12 |
USA:TV-G |
Canada:PG (video rating) |
Argentina:13 |
Finland:K-16 |
Norway:7 (1945) |
Spain:T |
Sweden:15 |
USA:Approved (PCA #6670) |
UK:U (video rating) |
UK:A (original rating) |
UK:U
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Director Cameo: [Alfred Hitchcock]about halfway through the movie passing David Smith in front of his building.
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Featured in The Master's Touch: Hitchcock's Signature Style (2009) (V)
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The Sidewalks of New York
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Does director Alfred Hitchcock have a cameo in "Mr & Mrs Smith"?Was this Carole Lombard's last movie?
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Hitch claimed he only directed the script as written as he had no feel for the material. It's an OK comedy but did anyone else notice how annoying Carole Lombard's character is? Even the people around her are a bit offbeat. She is so annoying shrill and dreary one wonders why Robert Montgomery is working so hard to get her back. Alright for your Hitch collection but not really a fantastic film. It's a look back into the social mores of yesterday as Montgomery exposes Carole as a married woman so the store she's employed at fires her as it's the store's policy not to employ married women. One wishes the characters could have been played a little more warmly instead of the tart,sharp way they were directed by Hitchcock. Since he wasn't crazy about the project,he might have injected a bit more cynicism than he thought.