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B.F.'s Daughter Overview:

B.F.'s Daughter (1948) was a Drama - Romance Film directed by Robert Z. Leonard and produced by Edwin H. Knopf.

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Thomas W. 'Tom' Brett: It's always been my experience that spring is sort of flat-chested.
Burton F. 'B.F.' Fulton: My money seems to have done you a lot of harm. I didn't mean it that way. I earned it for you... but for your happiness.
Pauline 'Polly' Fulton Brett: Oh, please, Darling.
Burton F. 'B.F.' Fulton: Polly, times are changing. I haven't wanted them too. A lot of people think that everything should be different, and they're quite honest about ut, but I can't agree with them. I've been a builder, and the world needs builders - planners too, but builders, always builders.
Martin Delwyn 'Marty' Ainsley: [On the radio] The writing is on the wall. So few of us seem able to read it.
Burton F. 'B.F.' Fulton: [to Polly] It's just that I want you to know that lots of marriages... well, aren't the way they say in books... but still they're worth fighting for.
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"Lux Radio Theater" broadcast a 60 minute radio adaptation of the movie onDecember 11, 1950 with Barbara Stanwyck reprising her film role.
In the scene where Barbara Stanwyck, playing the new bride, was supposed to be carried across the threshold by her husband, she and director Robert Z. Leonard cooked up a practical joke and draped her body with heavy chains under the mink coat she wore, making it impossible for Van Heflin to pick her up.
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