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Four classic movies starring the great Cary Grant!!
The only real complaint I have here is that these are
STACKED in a case, the worst of all packaging in my
opinion!!!
MY FAVORITE WIFE(1940):
Cary Grant plays a lawyer whose wife has been swept off a
ship and declared legally dead!! Cary gets remarried right
after the judge declares her dead!! Shortly thereafter, she
suddenly re-appears!!! Mayhem ensues!! This is not one of
Cary's best movies, but still better than most movies made
now-a-days!! B+
A review from IMDb.com:
The very best comedy-romances excel in all their ingredients.
The plot, screenplay, direction, settings, cinematography,
editing, cast and acting – all must be the very best to put
a film at the top of the genre. But one intangible aspect
sets a movie apart even further and raises it to the level
of great films. That is the chemistry between the lead players.
Both Cary Grant and Irene Dunne had wonderful chemistry
with a number of their co-stars. But I don't think either pairing
with any other performer had better chemistry than these
two together. In all three of their films, Grant and Dunne
worked perfectly off each other. The witty lines, humorous
situations and hilarious scenes in their comedies were so
spontaneous and flowed so smoothly that one felt they
were perfectly natural. Their chemistry was just as obvious
and beautiful in the drama- romance, "Penny Serenade,"
which was their last film together.
Their first film, "The Awful Truth," ranks among the very
top on all major comedy film lists. It's one of the best
screwball comedies of all time. This second film, "My
Favorite Wife," is wonderful fun and only misses the
elite group because of its somewhat lesser script. Still,
the chemistry makes this film a treat to watch and
enjoy. The supporting cast all excel as well. Granville
Bates is hilarious as the judge, and Donald MacBride
is a riot as the hotel clerk.
"My Favorite Wife" is sure to keep on entertaining
over the years. Here's a hilarious exchange to end
my review. Nick (Cary Grant), "Well, it's no use. I'm
out of gas." Ellen (Irene Dunne), "You seem to be
out of everything … except ideas." - SimonJack
Cast of My Favorite Wife:
Cary Grant ... Nick
Irene Dunne ... Ellen
Randolph Scott ... Burkett
Gail Patrick ... Bianca
Ann Shoemaker ... Ma
Scotty Beckett ... Tim
Mary Lou Harrington ... Chinch
Donald MacBride ... Hotel Clerk
Hugh O'Connell ... Johnson
Granville Bates ... Judge
Pedro de Cordoba ... Dr. Kohlmar
Jean Acker ... Postponed Case Witness (uncredited)
Murray Alper ... Yosemite Bartender (uncredited)
Leon Belasco ... Waiter - Pacific Club Poolside (uncredited)
Joe Cabrillas ... Phillip (uncredited)
Bill Cartledge ... Page Boy Paging Burkett (uncredited)
Chester Clute ... Shoe Salesman (uncredited)
Corky ... Corky the Dog (uncredited)
Franco Corsaro ... Waiter Bringing Wine (uncredited)
Florence Dudley ... Postponed Case Witness (uncredited)
Hal Gerard ... Assistant Court Clerk (uncredited)
Roque Guinart ... Waiter (uncredited)
Earle Hodgins ... Court Clerk Beside Judge Bryson (uncredited)
Edna Holland ... Johnny Weissmuller Inquirer (uncredited)
Thelma Joel ... Miss Rosenthal - Nick's Legal Secretary (uncredited)
Cy Kendall ... Police Detective Arresting Nick (uncredited)
Ellen Lowe ... Weissmuller Inquirer's Companion (uncredited)
Margaret Martin ... Minor Role (uncredited)
Horace McMahon ... Truck Driver Giving Lift to Ellen (uncredited)
Sue Moore ... Maid Drying Ellen's Clothes (uncredited)
Bert Moorhouse ... Postponed Case Lawyer (uncredited)
Clive Morgan ... Postponed Case Lawyer (uncredited)
George Noisom ... Page Boy Bringing Steve's Robe (uncredited)
Bob Reeves ... Policeman Arresting Nick (uncredited)
Ronald R. Rondell ... Bellboy #1 (uncredited)
Matty Roubert ... Page Boy Paging Mr. Arden (uncredited)
Eli Schmudkler ... Janitor (uncredited)
Pat West ... Caretaker at Arden's Mountain Place (uncredited)
EXTRAS ON THIS DISC:
HOME MOVIES(1940):
This is a jokingly made movie short about making home
movies(very bad home movies)!!! Really quite boring!!!!
A Review From IMDb.com;
We catch befuddled Robert Benchley fiddling with
some film. Obviously unprepared, he announces plans
to share information on "the art of making motion
pictures in your own home." Of course, we know this
as home movies. Then, Mr. Benchley recollects showing
his "Home Movies" from a summer family trip, to a
group of uninterested adults. There are problems
with focus, camera-work, and other typical amateurish
mishaps. Benchley tries to blame them on faulty
manufacturing. He is more amused than either of
his audiences. It ends with a warning to observe the
"No Smoking" sign.
*** Home Movies (2/17/40) Basil Wrangell ~ Robert
Benchley, Marie Blake, Hobart Cavanaugh, John Butler
Cast of Home Movies:
Robert Benchley ... Joe Doakes
Marie Blake ... Party Guest (uncredited)
John Butler ... Party Guest (uncredited)
Hobart Cavanaugh ... Party Guest Wearing Bowtie (uncredited)
SCREEN DIRECTOR'S PLAYHOUSE BROADCAST(12/7/1950)
This is a radio broadcast of My Favorite Wife
with Cary Grant & Irene Dunne! The same story
without the pictures!!
NIGHT AND DAY(1946)
Somewhat of a biography of one of the greatest musical
geniuses of our time, Cole Porter(Musicals: Can Can, Kiss
Me Kate, High Society, Anything Goes, Silk Stockings, Songs:
Begin The Beguine, Night And Day, I've Got You Under My
Skin, and even Roy Rogers' hit song, Don't Fence Me In)!!
This is one of the very few musicals that Cary was in!! Be
forwarned, this is pretty long!!! A
A review from an IMDb.com customer:
Good musical that could have been even better if it had
better editing.Starts slow and then builds momentum.
The directing style was inconsistent where in there are
scenes that are top quality and then there are scenes
that are just done in a rushed and sloppy way which is
weird because those bungled scenes are those that are
easily done.Despite these faults,the MUSIC here to any
big music fan will certainly encourage you to forgive
and enjoy.Grant is very stiff here but this is due to his
capturing Porter's mannerisms.The biography is toned
down/adjusted to Porter's version for the mainstream
audience,so if one really wishes to dig into his real life
which is very x-rated stuff,read his bio books instead.
The production of this film coupled with it's great
music will be great for one who wants uncontroversial
musical entertertainment.I love the 1940's color
technique here too.Only for early 2oth century POP
music fans and big fans of the lead actors...... - kenandraf
Cast of Night And Day:
Cary Grant ... Cole Porter
Alexis Smith ... Linda Lee Porter
Monty Woolley ... Monty
Ginny Simms ... Carole Hill
Jane Wyman ... Gracie Harris
Eve Arden ... Gabrielle
Victor Francen ... Anatole Giron
Alan Hale ... Leon Dowling
Dorothy Malone ... Nancy
Tom D'Andrea ... Tommy
Selena Royle ... Kate Porter
Donald Woods ... Ward Blackburn
Henry Stephenson ... Omar Cole
Paul Cavanagh ... Bart McClelland
Sig Ruman ... Wilowski
Carlos Ramírez ... Specialty Singer of Song 'Begin the Beguine' Number
Milada Mladova ... Specialty Dancer in 'Begin the Beguine' Number
George Zoritch ... Specialty Dancer in 'Begin the Beguine' Number
Adam Di Gatano ... Specialty Dancer in 'I've Got You Under My Skin' Number (as Adam)
Jane Di Gatano ... Specialty Dancer in 'I've Got You Under My Skin' Number
Estelle Sloan ... Specialty Dancer in 'Just One of Those Things' Number
Mary Martin ... Mary Martin
John Alvin ... Petey (uncredited)
Gloria Anderson ... Tall Showgirl (uncredited)
Valerie Ardis ... Nurse (uncredited)
Robert Arthur ... Customer (uncredited)
Lynn Baggett ... Sexpot (uncredited)
Richard Bartell ... Photographer (uncredited)
Edward Biby ... Surgeon (uncredited)
Herman Bing ... Ladisaus Smedick - 2nd 'Peaches' (uncredited)
Betty Blair ... Nurse (uncredited)
William A. Boardway ... Surgeon (uncredited)
George Boyce ... Stage Manager (uncredited)
Maurice Brierre ... French Waiter (uncredited)
Harlan Briggs ... Stage Doorman (uncredited)
George Bruggeman ... Soldier (uncredited)
Edgar Caldwell ... American Officer (uncredited)
George Calliga ... Gambler (uncredited)
Peter Camlin ... French Lieutenant (uncredited)
Hobart Cavanaugh ... Man in Hospital Hall (uncredited)
Wheaton Chambers ... Assistant Headwaiter (uncredited)
Jack Chefe ... Headwaiter (uncredited)
Willis Clare ... Husband (uncredited)
Pat Clark ... Specialty Trio Member (uncredited)
Chester Clute ... Music Publisher (uncredited)
John Compton ... Student (uncredited)
Joyce Compton ... Chorine (uncredited)
James Conaty ... Nightclub Party Guest (uncredited)
Dorothy Costello ... Dancer Twin (uncredited)
Ruth Costello ... Dancer Twin (uncredited)
Harry Crocker ... Newspaperman (uncredited)
Frank Dae ... Professor (uncredited)
Armba Dandridge ... Dancer (uncredited)
Boyd Davis ... Dean (uncredited)
Harold De Becker ... English Workman (uncredited)
Fred Deming ... Guest (uncredited)
Bernard DeRoux ... Giron's Assistant (uncredited)
Henri DeSoto ... Waiter (uncredited)
Jimmie Dodd ... Red (uncredited)
Fred Dosch ... French Waiter (uncredited)
Paula Drew ... Specialty Trio Member (uncredited)
Tex Driscoll ... Doorman (uncredited)
Adrian Droeshout ... Man at Bar (uncredited)
Pierre Duval ... French Officer (uncredited)
Dick Earle ... Doctor (uncredited)
Frank Elliott ... Man in Theatre (uncredited)
Fern Emmett ... Secretary (uncredited)
Richard Erdman ... Music Store Customer (uncredited)
Herbert Evans ... Bobby (uncredited)
Frank Ferguson ... Tina's Father (uncredited)
Sam Flint ... Professor (uncredited)
Howard Freeman ... Max Fisher (uncredited)
Rudolf Friml Jr. ... Orchestra Leader (uncredited)
Lance Fuller ... Student (uncredited)
Paul Garkie ... Student (uncredited)
Eugene Gericke ... Soldier (uncredited)
Kenneth Gibson ... Party Guest (uncredited)
Pat Gleason ... Dance Director (uncredited)
John Goldsworthy ... Yale Gentleman (uncredited)
Ernest Golm ... Foreign Gentleman (uncredited)
Lisa Golm ... Foreign Lady (uncredited)
Buddy Gorman ... English Pageboy (uncredited)
Marion Gray ... Wife Outside Theatre (uncredited)
Paul Gustine ... Man in Theatre (uncredited)
Robert Haines ... Party Guest (uncredited)
Creighton Hale ... Man in Theatre (uncredited)
Stuart Hall ... Campbell (uncredited)
Bill Hardsway ... Surgeon (uncredited)
Jane Harker ... Specialty Trio Member (uncredited)
Patsy Harmon ... Young Customer (uncredited)
Sam Harris ... Mr. Bradford (uncredited)
Henry Hastings ... Black Bartender (uncredited)
Hans Herbert ... Headwaiter (uncredited)
Tom Herbert ... Drunk (uncredited)
Emil Hilb ... Orchestra Leader (uncredited)
Shep Houghton ... Dancer / Singer (uncredited)
Rune Hultman ... American Lieutenant (uncredited)
Boyd Irwin ... Professor (uncredited)
Gladden James ... Doctor (uncredited)
Jack W. Johnston ... Doctor (uncredited)
Eddie Kane ... Eddie (uncredited)
Art Kassel Jr. ... Student (uncredited)
Edward Kelly ... Call Boy (uncredited)
Fred Kelsey ... First-Nighter (uncredited)
Kenner G. Kemp ... First-Nighter (uncredited)
Colin Kenny ... Doorman (uncredited)
George Kirby ... Cabbie (uncredited)
Joe Kirkwood Jr. ... Classmate (uncredited)
Skelton Knaggs ... Newspaper Vendor (uncredited)
Mike Lally ... Doctor (uncredited)
Max Linder ... First-Nighter (uncredited)
Leota Lorraine ... Wife (uncredited)
Ellen Lowe ... Nurse (uncredited)
Wilbur Mack ... Well-Wisher at Nightclub Party (uncredited)
Paula Mae ... Nurse (uncredited)
Frank Marlowe ... Army Driver (uncredited)
Jo Ann Marlowe ... Tina (uncredited)
Caren Marsh ... Young Customer (uncredited)
Gregory Marshall ... Small Caroler (uncredited)
Alan Marston ... American Officer (uncredited)
Ruth Matthews ... Nurse (uncredited)
Philo McCullough ... Rehearsal Backstage Man (uncredited)
Tom McGuire ... Surgeon (uncredited)
Fay McKenzie ... Singer - 'Easy to Love' Number (uncredited)
Robert McKenzie ... Hansom Cab Driver (uncredited)
Claire Meade ... Customer (uncredited)
George Meader ... Minister (uncredited)
Marie Melesh ... Scrubwoman (uncredited)
John Miles ... Student (uncredited)
Charles Miller ... Professor (uncredited)
Jacqueline Milo ... French Girl (uncredited)
Rene Mimieux ... Man at Bar (uncredited)
Ralph Montgomery ... Chorus Boy (uncredited)
Bert Moorhouse ... Yale Alum of 1916 (uncredited)
Edna Morris ... Nurse (uncredited)
Jack Mower ... Livery Chauffeur (uncredited)
Sol Murgi ... First-Nighter (uncredited)
Clarence Muse ... Porter (uncredited)
Mayo Newhall ... Bearded Man (uncredited)
Bill Nind ... English Officer (uncredited)
Georgie Nokes ... Young Wayne (uncredited)
Eva Novak ... Nurse (uncredited)
Helen O'Hara ... Chorine (uncredited)
Vivien Oakland ... Married Woman (uncredited)
Garry Owen ... Joer (uncredited)
Michael Panaieff ... French Officer (uncredited)
John Pearson ... 1st 'Peaches' (uncredited)
Helen Pender ... Pretty Nurse (uncredited)
Albert Petit ... French Waiter (uncredited)
Louis Quince ... Husband (uncredited)
Rebel Randall ... Chorus Girl (uncredited)
Dorothy Reisner ... Young Customer (uncredited)
Gordon Richards ... Cochran (uncredited)
Jack Richardson ... Surgeon (uncredited)
George Riley ... O'Halloran (uncredited)
Cyril Ring ... Husband Outside Theatre (uncredited)
Arlyn Roberts ... Chorus Girl (uncredited)
Roy Rogers ... Singer (archive footage) (uncredited)
Victor Romito ... Groomsman (uncredited)
Susanne Rosser ... Chorine (uncredited)
Don Roy ... Bandleader (uncredited)
Laddie Rucker ... Student (uncredited)
Marshall Ruth ... Yale Alum of 1916 (uncredited)
Virginia Sale ... Minister's Wife (uncredited)
Fred Santley ... Yale Alum of 1916 (uncredited)
Sam Savitsky ... Cossack (uncredited)
Leonardo Scavino ... French Officer (uncredited)
Allen Schute ... English Officer (uncredited)
Wallace Scott ... Chauffeur (uncredited)
Scott Seaton ... Speech Spectator (uncredited)
Almira Sessions ... Woman in Hospital Hall (uncredited)
Harry Seymour ... Clarence (uncredited)
Laurie Sherman ... Intern (uncredited)
Barbara Slater ... Tall Showgirl (uncredited)
Gene Stanley ... Porter's Classmate (uncredited)
Nick Stewart ... Train Club Car Waiter (uncredited)
George Suzanne ... Waiter (uncredited)
Mel Torme ... Drummer - 'Anything Goes' Rehearsal (uncredited)
EXTRAS ON THIS DISC:
MUSICAL MOVIELAND:
Another short, this one showcases different music for
different types of movies/shows! B
From IMDb.com
This is a cobbled-together musical short subject, derived
from several old shorts, and held together by a nominal
tour group wandering around the Warner Brothers lot.
It works all right in an odd way, including the three-strip
Technicolor 'Indian Dance' shot with Busby Berkley
interludes -- the silly costumes are meant to show
off the brightness of the process since these shorts
date from the period when Technicolor was still more
of a curiosity than part of the vocabulary of the movies.
The most interesting part, for this old fan of the 'spot
the star' game is to be able to finally put a face to Bess,
Flowers, 'The Queen of the Extras'. She's a member of
the group being shown around the lot and you can
spot Bess by the grey pillbox hat she wears.- boblipton
Cast of Musical Movieland:
Scotty Beckett ... Young Prince (archive footage) (uncredited)
John Carroll ... Ranger Bob Crain (archive footage) (uncredited)
Jerry Colonna ... The Texas Tornado (archive footage) (uncredited)
Dorothy Dare ... Young Dutchwoman (archive footage) (uncredited)
Warren Douglas ... Tourist (uncredited)
Richard Erdman ... Sailor with Tour (uncredited)
Bess Flowers ... Tourist in Gray Hat (uncredited)
Jack George ... Orchestra Leader (archive footage) (uncredited)
Angela Greene ... Tourist (uncredited)
Bud Jamison ... Old King Cole (archive footage) (uncredited)
Sybil Jason ... Scottish Girl (archive footage) (uncredited)
Dickie Jones ... Tourist (uncredited)
Kathryn Kane ... Joan Mason (archive footage) (uncredited)
Felix Knight ... Young Dutchman (archive footage) (uncredited)
Lou Marcelle ... Narrator (uncredited)
Harold Miller ... Studio Official (uncredited
Jack Mower ... Tourist (uncredited)
Craig Reynolds ... Canadian Mountie (archive footage) (uncredited)
Wini Shaw ... Island Princess (archive footage) (uncredited)
Evelyn Thawl ... Dancer (archive footage) (uncredited)
Colleen Townsend ... Tour Guide (uncredited)
Lottie Williams ... Tourist (uncredited)
DESI ARNAZ AND HIS ORCHESTRA:
Just what you would expect!! Several songs by the Cuban
singer/band leader, including his trademark song, "Babalu!!
THE BIG SNOOZE:
A cartoon from the 40's with Bugs Bunny!
BACHELOR AND THE BOBBY-SOXER, THE(1947):
Along with Cary is Myrna Loy and Shirley Temple, who
end up vieing for the same man, painter Cary!! Shirley
plays a 17 year old high school girl Susan and Myrna as
her older sister who's a judge! Susan decides to go to
Cary's apartment to pose for him, and she falls asleep
while waiting for him to get home!! Next morning, her
sister shows up with the assistant DA to find the two
together!! Also in this is the great Rudy Vallee(singer)
and Ray Collins(Perry Mason)! Very cute!! A
A review from the IMDb:
This is pure, innocent fun. If you're not too jaded by
modern life, this film will tickle you. Cary Grant is in
fine comic form, as are the rest of the cast.
The thing that really got me, the first time I saw this
film, was how gorgeous Shirley Temple was as a
young woman. I was only used to seeing her as a
little girl in her early movies, but wow, she grew up
quite well. Very easy on the eyes. I felt the same
way about her when I saw Fort Apache. Fact is, if
I was 17 in 1947, they'd have to use fire hoses to
keep me away from her. Oh, that little button nose....
The cast comes together well and keeps your
interest all the way through. One of those early
comedies that doesn't require harsh language,
nudity, or gross-out jokes to get its laughs.
This is a movie that I can always enjoy every time
it shows up on TV. Great performances by all.
"Mellow greetings, Yookie-Dookie!" (You'll understand
why that is funny if you see the movie.) --Richard T. Jameson
Cast of Bachelor And The Bobby-Soxer, The:
Cary Grant ... Dick Nugent
Myrna Loy ... Judge Margaret Turner
Shirley Temple ... Susan Turner
Rudy Vallee ... District Attorney Tommy Chamberlain
Ray Collins ... Dr. Matthew Beemish
Harry Davenport ... Judge Thaddeus Turner
Johnny Sands ... Jerry White
Don Beddoe ... Joey
Lillian Randolph ... Bessie
Veda Ann Borg ... Agnes Prescott
Dan Tobin ... Chester Walters
Ransom M. Sherman ... Judge Treadwell (as Ransom Sherman)
William Bakewell ... Winters
Irving Bacon ... Melvin - Police Turnkey
Ian Bernard ... Perry
Carol Hughes ... Florence
William Hall ... Anthony Herman
Gregory Gaye ... Maitre d'Hotel (as Gregory Gay)
Bebe Allen ... Minor Role (uncredited)
Bobby Barber ... Birthday Cake Waiter (uncredited)
Robert Bice ... Policeman at Airport (uncredited)
Barbara Boone ... Minor Role (uncredited)
Robert Bray ... Official at Airline Gate (uncredited)
Steve Carruthers ... Court Clerk (uncredited)
Kay Christopher ... Minor Role (uncredited)
Tom Coleman ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited)
Ellen Corby ... Courtroom Spectator (uncredited)
William B. Davidson ... Mr. Overholtz (uncredited)
Jack Deery ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited)
Ann Duncan ... Minor Role (uncredited)
Herbert Evans ... Faculty Member (uncredited)
Franklyn Farnum ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited)
Tom Ferrandini ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited)
Pat Flaherty ... Sunset High Coach (uncredited)
Richard Flato ... Waiter at Tick Tock Club (uncredited)
Bess Flowers ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited)
William Forrest ... Mr. Baldwin (uncredited)
Jack Gargan ... Cop in Court (uncredited)
Slim Gaut ... Official (uncredited)
Dick Gordon ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited)
Stuart Hall ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited)
Charles Halton ... Mr. Mittwick - High School Principal (uncredited)
Bonnie Jean Hartley ... Waitress (uncredited)
Carlotta Jelm ... Doris Baldwin (uncredited)
Howard Keiser ... Minor Role (uncredited)
Carl Kent ... Ticket Taker (uncredited)
J. Farrell MacDonald ... Mac - Bailiff (uncredited)
Wilbur Mack ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited)
Charles Marsh ... Mr. Roberts (uncredited)
Myra Marsh ... Miss Wells (uncredited)
Lydia McKim ... Minor Role (uncredited)
Marilyn Mercer ... Minor Role (uncredited)
Harold Miller ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited)
Garry Owen ... Tom - Cop at Airport (uncredited)
Bob Pepper ... Cop at Airport (uncredited)
Ned Roberts ... Cab Driver (uncredited)
Dore Schary ... Jebby (uncredited)
Mickey Simpson ... Cop in Court (uncredited)
Larry Steers ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited)
Norman Thomson ... Bailiff (uncredited)
Elena Warren ... Mrs. Baldwin (uncredited)
Steve Wayne ... Minor Role (uncredited)
EXTRAS ON THIS DISC:
LUX RADIO THEATER RADIO PRODUCTION
This is a radio production of the same show with the
talents of Cary and Shirley reprising their roles!!
LITTLE TINKER:
Cartoon with skunks!
MR. BLANDINGS BUILDS HIS DREAM HOUSE(1948):
This is a lot like the Tom Hanks movie The Money Pit!!
The main difference here is that Grant and wife are
building a house from the ground up, and of course
there's nothing but trouble!!! Again, not one of Grant's
best, but palatable!! B+
A review from IMDb:
I recommend this to all my remodel/addition or first time
custom homeowners. I'd puts things in perspective and
they'll have a slightly humorous reminder when things
aren't going as predicted. A classic, slightly screwball
comedy of the pitfalls and problems associated with
home ownership. Oddly enough I didn't learn until
recently that this is a remake of the Jack Benny comedy
"George Washington Slept Here", also good but more
low key. Not to bore you but IMDb wants more lines.
So here's a line. Here's a little longer line. Here's a
line especially for you, and here's what I hope is the
last of these required lines. Don't they know sometimes
less is better? --The New York Times
Cast of Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House:
Cary Grant ... Jim Blandings
Myrna Loy ... Muriel Blandings
Melvyn Douglas ... Bill Cole
Reginald Denny ... Simms
Sharyn Moffett ... Joan Blandings
Connie Marshall ... Betsy Blandings
Louise Beavers ... Gussie
Ian Wolfe ... Smith
Harry Shannon ... Tesander
Tito Vuolo ... Mr. Zucca
Nestor Paiva ... Joe Apollonio
Jason Robards Sr. ... John Retch (as Jason Robards)
Lurene Tuttle ... Mary
Lex Barker ... Carpenter Foreman
Emory Parnell ... Mr. PeDelford
Stanley Andrews ... Mr. Murphy (uncredited)
Robert Bray ... Workman (uncredited)
Don Brodie ... Charlie - Painter (uncredited)
Cliff Clark ... Jones (uncredited)
Kernan Cripps ... Policeman (uncredited)
Frank Darien ... Judge Quarles (uncredited)
Hal K. Dawson ... Harry Selby (uncredited)
Jack Jahries ... Bit Part (uncredited)
Mike Lally ... Hurried Diner (uncredited)
Gene Leslie ... Taxi Driver (uncredited)
Charles Middleton ... Wrecker (uncredited)
Franklin Parker ... Simpson (uncredited)
Cy Slocum ... Bit Part (uncredited)
Ralph Stein ... Proprietor (uncredited)
Dan Tobin ... Bunny Funkhauser (uncredited)
Friedrich von Ledebur ... Workman (uncredited)
Bud Wiser ... Customer (uncredited)
Will Wright ... Eph Hackett (uncredited)
EXTRAS ON THE DISC:
LUX RADIO THEATER(1949):
An radio version of this movie! With Cary Grant
and Irene Dunne!
SCREEN DIRECTORS PLAYHOUSE(1950):
Another radio broadcast of this movie, this time
with Cary Grant & Betsy Drake!
THE HOUSE OF TOMORROW:
Cartoon!
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