Marriage Is a Private Affair (1944) |
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| Director(s) | Robert Z. Leonard |
| Producer(s) | Pandro S. Berman |
| Top Genres | Comedy, War |
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Lana Turner(as Theo Scofield West)
Marriage Is a Private Affair
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1944
Marriage Is a Private Affair
Released
1944
Lana Turner
(as Theo Scofield West)
James Craig(as Capt. Miles Lancing)
Marriage Is a Private Affair
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1944
Marriage Is a Private Affair
Released
1944
James Craig
(as Capt. Miles Lancing)
John Hodiak(as Lt. Tom Cochrane West)
Marriage Is a Private Affair
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1944
Marriage Is a Private Affair
Released
1944
John Hodiak
(as Lt. Tom Cochrane West)
Frances Gifford(as Sissy Mortimer)
Marriage Is a Private Affair
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1944
Marriage Is a Private Affair
Released
1944
Frances Gifford
(as Sissy Mortimer)
Hugh Marlowe(as Joseph I. Murdock)
Marriage Is a Private Affair
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1944
Marriage Is a Private Affair
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1944
Hugh Marlowe
(as Joseph I. Murdock)
Keenan Wynn(as Maj. Bob Wilton)
Marriage Is a Private Affair
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1944
Marriage Is a Private Affair
Released
1944
Keenan Wynn
(as Maj. Bob Wilton)
Herbert Rudley(as Ted Mortimer)
Marriage Is a Private Affair
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1944
Marriage Is a Private Affair
Released
1944
Herbert Rudley
(as Ted Mortimer)
Paul Cavanagh(as Mr. Selworth)
Marriage Is a Private Affair
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1944
Marriage Is a Private Affair
Released
1944
Paul Cavanagh
(as Mr. Selworth)
Marriage Is a Private Affair Overview:
Marriage Is a Private Affair (1944) was a Comedy - War Film directed by Robert Z. Leonard and produced by Pandro S. Berman.
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In early September 1941, George Cukor was announced as the film's director and Robert Taylor and Myrna Loy were announced as the stars. The entire project was scrapped by Warners and sold to MGM after numerous re-writes and rejections from the Production Code Administration.
"The Screen Guild Theater" broadcast a 30 minute radio adaptation of the movie on June 17, 1946 with Lana Turner and John Hodiak reprising their film roles.
Shortly before the start of principal photography, Hollywood Reporter announced that Fred Zinnemann was to direct the picture and Gene Kelly was to co-star with Lana Turner.