His Brother's Wife (1936) |
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| Director(s) | W.S. Van Dyke |
| Producer(s) | W.S. Van Dyke, Lawrence Weingarten |
| Top Genres | Drama, Romance |
Featured Cast of His Brother's Wife See More »
Barbara Stanwyck(as Rita Wilson Claybourne)
His Brother's Wife
Released
1936
His Brother's Wife
Released
1936
Barbara Stanwyck
(as Rita Wilson Claybourne)
Robert Taylor(as Chris Claybourne)
His Brother's Wife
Released
1936
His Brother's Wife
Released
1936
Robert Taylor
(as Chris Claybourne)
Jean Hersholt(as Professor 'Pop' Fahrenheim)
His Brother's Wife
Released
1936
His Brother's Wife
Released
1936
Jean Hersholt
(as Professor 'Pop' Fahren...)
Joseph Calleia(as Fish)
His Brother's Wife
Released
1936
His Brother's Wife
Released
1936
Joseph Calleia
(as Fish)
Samuel S. Hinds(as Doctor Claybourne)
His Brother's Wife
Released
1936
His Brother's Wife
Released
1936
Samuel S. Hinds
(as Doctor Claybourne)
Leonard Mudie(as Pete, a Researcher)
His Brother's Wife
Released
1936
His Brother's Wife
Released
1936
Leonard Mudie
(as Pete, a Researcher)
Pedro de Cordoba(as Doctor Capolo)
His Brother's Wife
Released
1936
His Brother's Wife
Released
1936
Pedro de Cordoba
(as Doctor Capolo)
Jean Acker(as Miss Benson, a Nurse)
His Brother's Wife
Released
1936
His Brother's Wife
Released
1936
Jean Acker
(as Miss Benson, a Nurse)
His Brother's Wife Overview:
His Brother's Wife (1936) was a Drama - Romance Film directed by W.S. Van Dyke and produced by W.S. Van Dyke and Lawrence Weingarten.
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His Brother's Wife Quotes:
Chris Claybourne:
[gesturing toward a portrait] Tough old bird; he had a wooden leg and a glass eye.
Rita Wilson Claybourne: Which is the glass eye, the one on the right?
Chris Claybourne: Yeah. How'd you know?
Rita Wilson Claybourne: Oh, I don't know. It has a kinder expression than the real one.
See More Quotes from His Brother's WifeRita Wilson Claybourne: Which is the glass eye, the one on the right?
Chris Claybourne: Yeah. How'd you know?
Rita Wilson Claybourne: Oh, I don't know. It has a kinder expression than the real one.