He Married His Wife (1940) |
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| Director(s) | Roy Del Ruth |
| Producer(s) | Raymond Griffith |
| Top Genres | Comedy |
| Top Topics | Divorce, Marriage |
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Joel McCrea(as T.H. 'Randy' Randall)
He Married His Wife
Released
1940
He Married His Wife
Released
1940
Joel McCrea
(as T.H. 'Randy' Randall)
Nancy Kelly(as Valerie Randall)
He Married His Wife
Released
1940
He Married His Wife
Released
1940
Nancy Kelly
(as Valerie Randall)
Roland Young(as Bill Carter)
He Married His Wife
Released
1940
He Married His Wife
Released
1940
Roland Young
(as Bill Carter)
Mary Boland(as Ethel Hilary)
He Married His Wife
Released
1940
He Married His Wife
Released
1940
Mary Boland
(as Ethel Hilary)
Cesar Romero(as Freddie)
He Married His Wife
Released
1940
He Married His Wife
Released
1940
Cesar Romero
(as Freddie)
Lyle Talbot(as Paul Hunter)
He Married His Wife
Released
1940
He Married His Wife
Released
1940
Lyle Talbot
(as Paul Hunter)
Elisha Cook Jr.(as Dickie Brown)
He Married His Wife
Released
1940
He Married His Wife
Released
1940
Elisha Cook Jr.
(as Dickie Brown)
Spencer Charters(as Mayor)
He Married His Wife
Released
1940
He Married His Wife
Released
1940
Spencer Charters
(as Mayor)
He Married His Wife Overview:
He Married His Wife (1940) was a Comedy - Black-and-white Film directed by Roy Del Ruth and produced by Raymond Griffith.
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He Married His Wife Quotes:
Bill Carter:
If you never saw him before, why'd you let him kiss you?
Ethel Hillary: Well, after all, Bill, there is such a thing as hospitality.
See More Quotes from He Married His WifeEthel Hillary: Well, after all, Bill, there is such a thing as hospitality.
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The current print shown on the Fox Movie Channel (FMC) has no end credits. The AFI Catalogue lists additional credited cast, indicating they viewed a print with end credits. Added, in the following order, were Harry Hayden, Charles C. Wilson (as Charles Wilson), Charles D. Brown, Spencer Charters, Leyland Hodgson and William Edmunds.