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Unfounded suspicions lead a married couple to begin divorce proceedings, whereupon they start undermining each other's attempts to find new romance.
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Lucy Warriner -
Jerry Warriner -
Daniel Leeson -
Armand Duvalle -
Aunt Patsy -
Barbara Vance -
Mrs. Leeson -
Dixie Belle Lee -
Frank Randall -
Mr. Vance -
Mrs. Vance
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Director:
Leo McCareyWriters:
Viña Delmar (screen play), Arthur Richman (based on a play by)All Cast & Crew
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Adapted from a Broadway play. The original stage production of "The Awful Truth" opened on Monday, September 18th, 1922, at Henry Miller's Theatre in New York and ran for 144 performances.
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Jerry Warriner:
Come on, Haig, get that sun lamp ready.
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Just after Lucy introduces herself as 'Lola' Warriner to the Vance family, she sits down next to Mrs. Vance, her handkerchief and purse quickly passed from her left hand to her right hand. As the camera shifts towards Jerry, Lucy bends over, making a quiet exclamation ("Oh" or "Uh"), and appears to grab at something she has dropped on the floor. After the camera cuts back to Lucy, she is sitting up straight, her handkerchief in her left hand and caught underneath her left side.
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Genres
Comedy | RomanceDetails
Release Date:
21 October 1937Language
English, French, Italian
Country of Origin
USA
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