Day-Time Wife (1939) |
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| Director(s) | Gregory Ratoff |
| Producer(s) | Raymond Griffith |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Romance |
| Top Topics | Battle of the Sexes, Husband Wife, Mistaken Identity, Romance (Comic), Secretaries |
Featured Cast of Day-Time Wife See More »
Tyrone Power
(as Ken Norton)
Linda Darnell
(as Jane)
Warren William
(as Bernard Dexter)
Binnie Barnes
(as Blanche)
Wendy Barrie
(as Kitty)
Joan Davis
(as Miss Applegate)
Leonid Kinskey
(as Coco)
Marie Blake
(as Singing Telegram Opera...)
Day-Time Wife Overview:
Day-Time Wife (1939) was a Comedy - Romance Film directed by Gregory Ratoff and produced by Raymond Griffith.
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Watching 1939: Day-Time Wife (1939)
In 2011, I announced I was trying to see every film released in 1939. This new series chronicles films released in 1939 as I watch them. As we start out this blog feature, this section may become more concrete as I search for a common thread that runs throughout each film of the year. Right now, th... Read full article
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Day-Time Wife Quotes:
Miss Applegate: You know Mr. Dexter has a mind of his own. He's a genius. Everybody says so, including Mr. Dexter.
Bernard 'Barney' Dexter: After a while a wife gets to be sort of a solved crossword puzzle.
Miss Applegate: You know I can't make up my mind whether this glue tastes like the chocolate or the chocolate tastes like the glue.
Jane Norton:
If a woman can't hold her man, then it's her own fault. But I'm going to hold mine.
Jane Norton: Blanche, there's a little of the wandering minstrel in every man, and if you don't hold his interest, he's bound to go whistling under other people's balconies.
Blanche: Well, I must say, it only took you three weeks to find that out. It took me three husbands.
See More Quotes from Day-Time WifeBlanche: Well, I must say, it only took you three weeks to find that out. It took me three husbands.
Day-Time Wife Facts
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Loretta Young rejected the female lead, refusing the get the second billing.
An early Hollywood Reporter production chart listed John Halliday in the cast, but he did not appear in the movie.
Nancy Kelly was at one point considered to play Jane Morton.