| Moon's Our Home, The | |||||
| Paramount Pictures (1936) | |||||
| Comedy | |||||
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| Margaret Sullavan | Cherry Chester / Sarah Brown | |
| Henry Fonda | Anthony Amberton / John Smith | |
| Charles Butterworth | Horace Van Steedan | |
| Beulah Bondi | Mrs. Boyce Medford | |
| Henrietta Crosman | Lucy Van Steedan | |
| Walter Brennan | Lem | |
| Dorothy Stickney | Hilda | |
| Brandon Hurst | Babson | |
| Lucien Littlefield | Ogden Holbrook | |
| Margaret Hamilton | Mitty Simpson | |
| Spencer Charters | Abner Simpson | |
| Margaret Fielding | Miss Manning | |
| Grace Hayle | Miss Hambridge | |
| Monte Vandergrift | Brakeman | |
| Richard Powell | Candy Butcher |
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| Producer | Walter Wanger
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| Writer | Faith Baldwin
Alan Campbell |
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Cherry (Margaret Sullavan) is a spoilt brat of an actress who is summoned to New York by her grandmother Lucy (Henrietta Crosman) so that Horace (Charles Butterworth) can propose to her once more. However, Cherry is still not interested in Horace. Cherry meets famous author Anthony (Henry Fonda) by chance and neither recognize each other. They fall in love and arrange to stay at a secluded inn together under assumed names. Love is in the air and they get married but they still both don't know of the other's true identity. Can love prevail when the truth is uncovered.....?......I bet you can guess the answer... |
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