Dream Wife (1953) |
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| Director(s) | Sidney Sheldon |
| Producer(s) | Dore Schary |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Romance |
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Cary Grant(as Clemson Reade)
Dream Wife
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1953
Dream Wife
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1953
Cary Grant
(as Clemson Reade)
Deborah Kerr(as Effie)
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1953
Dream Wife
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1953
Deborah Kerr
(as Effie)
Walter Pidgeon(as Walter McBride)
Dream Wife
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1953
Dream Wife
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1953
Walter Pidgeon
(as Walter McBride)
Les Tremayne(as Ken Landwell)
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1953
Dream Wife
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1953
Les Tremayne
(as Ken Landwell)
Donald Randolph(as Ali)
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1953
Dream Wife
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1953
Donald Randolph
(as Ali)
Bruce Bennett(as Charlie Elkwood)
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1953
Dream Wife
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1953
Bruce Bennett
(as Charlie Elkwood)
Richard Anderson(as Henry Malvine)
Dream Wife
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1953
Dream Wife
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1953
Richard Anderson
(as Henry Malvine)
Dan Tobin(as Mr. Brown)
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1953
Dream Wife
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1953
Dan Tobin
(as Mr. Brown)
Dream Wife Overview:
Dream Wife (1953) was a Comedy - Romance Film directed by Sidney Sheldon and produced by Dore Schary.
Academy Awards 1953 --- Ceremony Number 26 (source: AMPAS)
| Award | Recipient | Result |
| Best Costume Design | Helen Rose, Herschel McCoy | Nominated |
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Dream Wife Quotes:
Clemson Reade:
Oh, I didn't mean that. What you are doing *is* important.
Effie: But not as important as cooking your breakfast. You don't need me for that. You can buy it for a dollar an hour. We've been emancipated, Mr. Reade. Have you heard of Susan B. Anthony?
Clemson Reade: Can she cook?
Effie: But not as important as cooking your breakfast. You don't need me for that. You can buy it for a dollar an hour. We've been emancipated, Mr. Reade. Have you heard of Susan B. Anthony?
Clemson Reade: Can she cook?
Effie:
Clem...
Clemson Reade: [softly] What?
Effie: I am afraid that we'll have to postpone the wedding till after the oil deal is signed.
Clemson Reade: [alarmed] What?
Effie: I don't see any other way. Truly I don't. There are so many things to get done. Meetings, conferences, reports, and all of them so urgent.
Clemson Reade: So is our wedding.
Effie: But I mean *really* urgent.
Clemson Reade: [softly] What?
Effie: I am afraid that we'll have to postpone the wedding till after the oil deal is signed.
Clemson Reade: [alarmed] What?
Effie: I don't see any other way. Truly I don't. There are so many things to get done. Meetings, conferences, reports, and all of them so urgent.
Clemson Reade: So is our wedding.
Effie: But I mean *really* urgent.
Effie:
[Pointing at a globe] Here is Bukistan.
Clemson Reade: [mumbling] Oh, I know, I have been there.
Effie: Here is the United States.
Clemson Reade: [mumbling] Yes, yes, I have been there too.
Effie: We have just *one* thing in common. Oil! Every plan we make for peace or war depends on that oil.
Clemson Reade: 'That so?
Effie: I don't have to tell you what happened in Iran. Half the free world had to learn how to pronounce the name Mosadegh.
Clemson Reade: I still can't.
Effie: The same thing is happening again, only this time there will a lot of new names to learn. And the only way to get that oil is to get those names on the dotted line.
Clemson Reade: [mumbling] Oh, I know, I have been there.
Effie: Here is the United States.
Clemson Reade: [mumbling] Yes, yes, I have been there too.
Effie: We have just *one* thing in common. Oil! Every plan we make for peace or war depends on that oil.
Clemson Reade: 'That so?
Effie: I don't have to tell you what happened in Iran. Half the free world had to learn how to pronounce the name Mosadegh.
Clemson Reade: I still can't.
Effie: The same thing is happening again, only this time there will a lot of new names to learn. And the only way to get that oil is to get those names on the dotted line.
Mr. Brown:
Mr Reade...
Clemson Reade: Oh, good evening.
Clemson Reade: I've been waiting to talk with you.
Mr. Brown: Really? Anything wrong?
Mr. Brown: Yes. It's about that, er, bearded gentleman.
Clemson Reade: You mean our friendly skyscraper?
Mr. Brown: He's been trying to buy our chambermaids!
Clemson Reade: He has?
Mr. Brown: Yes. He's been offering them positions in the Khan's harem.
Clemson Reade: I hope he hasn't offended them.
Mr. Brown: Offended them? Six of the girls have already accepted.
Clemson Reade: Oh, good evening.
Clemson Reade: I've been waiting to talk with you.
Mr. Brown: Really? Anything wrong?
Mr. Brown: Yes. It's about that, er, bearded gentleman.
Clemson Reade: You mean our friendly skyscraper?
Mr. Brown: He's been trying to buy our chambermaids!
Clemson Reade: He has?
Mr. Brown: Yes. He's been offering them positions in the Khan's harem.
Clemson Reade: I hope he hasn't offended them.
Mr. Brown: Offended them? Six of the girls have already accepted.
Clemson Reade:
Gentlemen, I must say, I'm delighted to meet you... mustn't I?
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