Bed of Roses (1933) |
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| Director(s) | Gregory La Cava |
| Producer(s) | Pandro S. Berman, Merian C. Cooper |
| Top Genres | Drama, Romance |
| Top Topics | Pre-Code Cinema |
Featured Cast of Bed of Roses See More »
Constance Bennett
(as Lorry Evans)
Joel McCrea
(as Dan)
John Halliday
(as Stephen Paige)
Samuel S. Hinds
(as Father Doran)
Franklin Pangborn
(as Floorwalker)
Wade Boteler
(as River Boat Purser)
Eddy Chandler
(as River Boat Steward)
Jane Darwell
(as Mrs. Webster, Head Pri...)
Bed of Roses Overview:
Bed of Roses (1933) was a Drama - Romance Film directed by Gregory La Cava and produced by Pandro S. Berman and Merian C. Cooper.
SYNOPSIS
This adventure fable of redemptive love travels the Mississippi with reform school graduates Bennett and her delightfully unsavory sidekick, Ziegfeld veteran Kelton, creating havoc as they try to steal and con their way to a life of luxury. Along the way they are rescued, literally and figuratively, by captain McCrea, who holds onboard his cotton barge the prospect of the honest love that will ultimately woo Bennett from her wayward ways and her loveless relationship with a rich New Orleans publisher.
(Source: available at Amazon AMC Classic Movie Companion).
Bed of Roses BlogHub Articles:
Bed of Roses (1996, Michael Goldenberg)
A couple immediate thoughts occurred to me as Bed of Roses started. First, is it a good idea to be watching Bed of Roses? (Spoiler: no, it’s not). Second, what’s going on with Mary Stuart Masterson’s performance? It’s not a movie saving performance because it’s a terrib... Read full article
Bed of Roses (1933)
After getting out of jail, prostitute Lorry Evans (Constance Bennett) and her pal Minnie (Pert Kelton) hop on board a steamship headed to New Orleans. They could take this moment to get their lives on the straight and narrow, but they have no intentions of doing that. When they realize they don&... Read full article
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Bed of Roses Quotes:
Lorry Evans: This is a very nice institution you have here Miss Muncie, but you do cater to a rather low class.
Lorry Evans: What is it?
[Dan slowly closes the door, puts a bowl on the table, pours water in it, takes a hand towel and displays both sides like a magician before tucking it in as a bib, picks up his shaving supplies and starts lathering his face]
Lorry Evans: Say... what is this treat?
Dan: I'm gonna let you watch me shave.
Lorry Evans: You're too good to me.
Dan: Any woman who can get me to shave more than twice a week must have something.
Lorry Evans: A corpse!
Minnie: You were supposed to be drown and you don't even look damp.
Lorry Evans: Well, I got myself resurrected.
Minnie: Well, you done a good job while you was at it.
[looking around at Lorry's opulent apartment]
Minnie: Does he own the mint?
Lorry Evans: No, but he's got an option on it.