Maisie Was a Lady (1941) |
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| Director(s) | Edwin L. Marin |
| Producer(s) | J. Walter Ruben |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Drama |
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Ann Sothern(as Maisie Ravier aka Mary Anastasia O'Connor)
Maisie Was a Lady
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1941
Maisie Was a Lady
Released
1941
Ann Sothern
(as Maisie Ravier aka Mary...)
Lew Ayres(as Robert 'Bob' 'Bobby' Rawlston)
Maisie Was a Lady
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1941
Maisie Was a Lady
Released
1941
Lew Ayres
(as Robert 'Bob' 'Bobby' R...)
Maureen O'Sullivan(as Abigail 'Abby' Rawlston)
Maisie Was a Lady
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1941
Maisie Was a Lady
Released
1941
Maureen O'Sullivan
(as Abigail 'Abby' Rawlsto...)
C. Aubrey Smith(as Al Walpole, the Main Butler)
Maisie Was a Lady
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1941
Maisie Was a Lady
Released
1941
C. Aubrey Smith
(as Al Walpole, the Main B...)
Paul Cavanagh(as 'Cap' Rawlston)
Maisie Was a Lady
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1941
Maisie Was a Lady
Released
1941
Paul Cavanagh
(as 'Cap' Rawlston)
Henry O'Neill(as )
Maisie Was a Lady
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1941
Maisie Was a Lady
Released
1941
Henry O'Neill
(as )
Hans Conried(as Georgie Porgie, a House Guest)
Maisie Was a Lady
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1941
Maisie Was a Lady
Released
1941
Hans Conried
(as Georgie Porgie, a Hous...)
Doris Day(as House Guest)
Maisie Was a Lady
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1941
Maisie Was a Lady
Released
1941
Doris Day
(as House Guest)
Maisie Was a Lady Overview:
Maisie Was a Lady (1941) was a Comedy - Drama Film directed by Edwin L. Marin and produced by J. Walter Ruben.
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Maisie Was a Lady Quotes:
Maisie Ravier, an alias of Mary Anastasia O'Connor:
To each to their own tastes, said the woman as she kissed the cow.
Maisie Ravier, an alias of Mary Anastasia O'Connor:
[after having lost her job due to Bob's drunken antics] Maybe life's a jolly 4th of July picnic for you, brother, but it certainly isn't for me. You cancelled out my meal ticket, its the middle of the night, there's no trains or buses until morning, and I got exactly 2 dimes and 45 miles between me and New York. Well what are you going to do about it?
Robert 'Bob': I'll take you
Maisie Ravier, an alias of Mary Anastasia O'Connor: How? Piggy back?
Robert 'Bob': No, no, no, no... in my car. Sure, we'll have a little drink here with Curly and then we'll shove off, what do you say?
Maisie Ravier, an alias of Mary Anastasia O'Connor: In a word "No"... I don't need to see the newspaper picture of the accident to know how I'd look sprinkled all over the highway.
Robert 'Bob': I'll take you
Maisie Ravier, an alias of Mary Anastasia O'Connor: How? Piggy back?
Robert 'Bob': No, no, no, no... in my car. Sure, we'll have a little drink here with Curly and then we'll shove off, what do you say?
Maisie Ravier, an alias of Mary Anastasia O'Connor: In a word "No"... I don't need to see the newspaper picture of the accident to know how I'd look sprinkled all over the highway.
Al Walpole, the Main Butler:
[about Mr. Robert's drinking] He's just going through a phase right now, that's all
Maisie Ravier, an alias of Mary Anastasia O'Connor: yeah a phase, on the barroom floor
Maisie Ravier, an alias of Mary Anastasia O'Connor: yeah a phase, on the barroom floor
Motorcycle Policeman:
[riding next to Maisie who is driving a convertible] Pull Over.
Maisie Ravier, an alias of Mary Anastasia O'Connor: Look Officer, I'm in kind of a hurry... so if you're lonesome and want to talk can't we just ride along like this?
Maisie Ravier, an alias of Mary Anastasia O'Connor: Look Officer, I'm in kind of a hurry... so if you're lonesome and want to talk can't we just ride along like this?
Link Phillips:
[after its exposed he's only getting married for the money] Well what are you looking at?
Maisie Ravier, an alias of Mary Anastasia O'Connor: Nothing. I'm nearsighted... I can't see that far down
See More Quotes from Maisie Was a LadyMaisie Ravier, an alias of Mary Anastasia O'Connor: Nothing. I'm nearsighted... I can't see that far down
Maisie Was a Lady Facts
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"Lux Radio Theater" broadcast a 60 minute radio adaptation of the movie onNovember 24, 1941 with Ann Sothern, Lew Ayres and Maureen O'Sullivan reprising their film roles.
The fourth of ten movies starring Ann Sothern as the heroine Maisie Ravier.