Missing for seven years and presumed dead, a woman returns home on the day of her husband's second marriage.Missing for seven years and presumed dead, a woman returns home on the day of her husband's second marriage.Missing for seven years and presumed dead, a woman returns home on the day of her husband's second marriage.
- Nominated for 3 Oscars
- 3 nominations total
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)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaCary Grant and Randolph Scott, who play rivals in this film, lived together on and off between 1932 and 1944.
- GoofsWhen Ellen has her first hot shower in seven years, she's wearing a bathing cap, rather than wash her hair in the shower.
- Quotes
Nick Arden: I came here with my wife... hum... my bride really. Now my wife, not my bride... my wife... Why should I bore you with details?
Hotel clerk: I won't be bored.
Nick Arden: Listen, it's just simple as A B C.
Hotel clerk: Don't tell me you got someone in B?
- Crazy creditsRather than the normal "The End" title as the movie concludes, "Good Night" is drawn in cursive handwriting.
- ConnectionsEdited into Marilyn: Something's Got to Give (1990)
- SoundtracksJingle Bells
(1857) (uncredited)
Written by James Pierpont
Played as part of the score when Cary Grant dons his Santa Claus costume
Featured review
After his shipwrecked wife is declared dead and he takes on a new wife, Grant's first wife resurfaces, rescued after seven years on an island. This reteaming of Grant and Dunne after their success with "The Awful Truth" is pretty funny for the most part, as Grant tries to solve the problem of one wife too many while dealing with jealousy after learning that Dunne had a male companion (Scott) on that island. The only complaint is that the laughs stop in the last quarter of the movie, which is rather uninteresting as the focus shifts from comedy to romance. Bates, who is hilarious as a flustered judge, died in July 1940 but managed to act in 12 films released that year!
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Details
- Runtime1 hour 28 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.37 : 1
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