There's That Woman Again (1938)
Bill Reardon, a private detective, is working on a case involving stolen items from a local jewelry store. The case takes a different turn when Bill's prying wife wants to help catch the crook.
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William 'Bill' Reardon -
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Mrs. Francine Nacelle -
Tony Croy -
Charles Crenshaw -
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Rolfe Davis -
Mr. Robert Nacelle -
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Director:
Alexander HallWriters:
Wilson Collison (story), Philip G. Epstein (screenplay), Ken Englund (screenplay), James Edward Grant (screenplay), Gladys Lehman (play)All Cast & Crew
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At around 5 minutes into the film, Sally Reardon (Virginia Bruce) holds up her middle finger towards husband William Reardon (Melvyn Douglas), inadvertently flipping him the bird. At the beginning of the film Sally wakes up with a ribbon tied around her middle finger in order to remember something, but doesn't recall until a phone call during breakfast - that William had an important meeting at his office with his client Mr. Stone (Paul Harvey). As innocent as this seems, audiences in 1938 would most likely have known what that gesture really meant. If this scene aired on modern day broadcast television, her finger would be blurred out.
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Tony Croy:
That's alright with me, baby. You take the romance and I'll take the diamonds. Now, you don't really have to worry about me. I caught that daffy Mrs. Reardon in my apartment this afternoon. She's wise to us and knows we've been meeting. She found a ...
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Genres
Comedy | Crime | Mystery | RomanceDetails
Release Date:
24 December 1938Language
English
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