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Alec Walker’s wife Maida is a beauty, but she’s also a venomous, self-absorbed schemer. Then Alec falls for an open-hearted widow named Julie. And Maida turns wedding vows into a steel trap: If Alec files for divorce, she’ll drag Julie into court as a homewrecker—and use Julie’s little daughter as a witness.
In one of their rare screen pairings, movie greats Cary Grant and Carole Lombard portray Alec and Julie in a tender, emotion-laden tale that ranks among the era’s great romantic melodramas. While vindictive Maida (Kay Francis in a bravura turn) treats love like war, Alec and Julie treat love like love, displaying the warmth and deep devotion of a couple meant for each other...but who may be kept forever apart.
Original Release
08/04/1939
US Release
08/04/1939
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Cast
Name | Character |
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Carole Lombard | Julie Eden |
Cary Grant | Alec Walker |
Kay Francis | Maida Walker |
Charles Coburn | Mr. Walker / Richard Walker |
Helen Vinson | Suzanne / Suzanne Duross |
Katharine Alexander | Laura |
Jonathan Hale | Dr. Gateson |
Nella Walker | Mrs. Walker |
Alan Baxter | Charley |
Maurice Moscovitch | Dr. Muller |
Directors
Writers
Richard Sherman, Bessie Breuer
Cast
Name | Character |
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Carole Lombard | Julie Eden |
Cary Grant | Alec Walker |
Kay Francis | Maida Walker |
Charles Coburn | Mr. Walker / Richard Walker |
Helen Vinson | Suzanne / Suzanne Duross |
Katharine Alexander | Laura |
Jonathan Hale | Dr. Gateson |
Nella Walker | Mrs. Walker |
Alan Baxter | Charley |
Maurice Moscovitch | Dr. Muller |
Peggy Ann Garner | Ellen |
Spencer Charters | Gardener |
James Adamson | Black Waiter on Train |
Arthur Aylesworth | Farmer on Truck |
James Carlisle | Party Guest |
Jack Chapin | Bellhop #1 |
Charles Coleman | Archie Duross |
Oliver Cross | Party Guest |
John Dilson | Head Train Steward |
Fern Emmett | Hotel Chambermaid |
Producers
Name | Role |
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George Haight | Producer |