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William Powell | Lawrence 'Larry' Wilson, aka George Carey | |
Myrna Loy | Katherine 'Kay' Wilson | |
Clark Gable | Edward J. Gallagher | |
Gail Patrick | ||
Una Merkel | Amy Drexel | |
Florence Rice | Irene Agnew | |
Frank McHugh | 'Doc' Ryan | |
Edmund Lowe | Duke Sheldon | |
Donald Douglas | Herbert | |
Nella Walker | Kay's mother | |
Carl 'Alfalfa' Switzer | Leonard Harkspur Jr. | |
Pierre Watkin | Mr. W.H. Sims | |
Paul Stanton | Mr. Edward Littlejohn Sr. | |
Morgan Wallace | Mr. Phil Belenson | |
Jack Carson | Ward Willoughby | |
Carl Switzer | Leonard Harkspur Jr. | |
Charles Arnt | Mr. Billings | |
Hooper Atchley | Man Greeting Wilson Saying | |
Raymond Bailey | First man greeting Wilson in pottery office | |
Barbara Bedford | Miss Stingecombe | |
Joseph E. Bernard | Watchman | |
John Beal | Waldo Beaver | |
Jessie Ralph | Mrs. Kensington-Bly | |
Edgar Kennedy | Spike | |
Sidney Toler | Mr. Keough | |
Mary Gordon | Mrs. Keough | |
Barnett Parker | Mr. Flint | |
Katharine Alexander | Claire Lodge | |
Rosalind Russell | Mrs. Nancy Harrison | |
Isabel Jewell | Judith Wilson |
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Producer | Joseph L. Mankiewicz
Pandro S. Berman Lawrence Weingarten David O. Selznick |
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Writer | Joseph L. Mankiewicz
Jo Swerling Octavus Roy Cohen Leon Gordon Charles Lederer Maurine Dallas Watkins |
Loy and Powell. From madcap comedy to melodrama: made for each other. Fans know them as the champagne set of sleuthing: Nick and Nora Charles of The Thin Man movies. But the class acts don't end here. Manhattan Melodrama, Loy and Powell's first screen pairing, showcases an on-screen magic that also sparks the tense courtroom thriller Evelyn Prentice. Comedies, however - urbane to insane - were the duo's mainstays, and this set has three of their bubbliest. In Double Wedding, Loy doesn't want her sister to wd Bohemian Powell. Any guess who does? A clunk to the head convinces fuddy-duddy Powell he's a con ma - and Loy finds her changed hubby appealing in I Love You Again. And the loopiness gets loopier when Powell pretends he's off his rocker to stop Loy's divorce proceedings in Love Crazy. Classic craziness! |
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