Our Little Girl (1935) |
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| Director(s) | John S. Robertson |
| Producer(s) | No producer listed for this movie |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Drama, Family, Romance |
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Shirley Temple(as Molly Middleton)
Our Little Girl
Released
1935
Our Little Girl
Released
1935
Shirley Temple
(as Molly Middleton)
Joel McCrea(as Dr. Donald Middleton)
Our Little Girl
Released
1935
Our Little Girl
Released
1935
Joel McCrea
(as Dr. Donald Middleton)
Lyle Talbot(as Rolfe Brent)
Our Little Girl
Released
1935
Our Little Girl
Released
1935
Lyle Talbot
(as Rolfe Brent)
Erin O'Brien-Moore(as Sarah Boynton)
Our Little Girl
Released
1935
Our Little Girl
Released
1935
Erin O'Brien-Moore
(as Sarah Boynton)
J. Farrell MacDonald(as Mr. Tramp)
Our Little Girl
Released
1935
Our Little Girl
Released
1935
J. Farrell MacDonald
(as Mr. Tramp)
Leonard Carey(as Jackson)
Our Little Girl
Released
1935
Our Little Girl
Released
1935
Leonard Carey
(as Jackson)
Our Little Girl Overview:
Our Little Girl (1935) was a Comedy - Drama Film directed by John S. Robertson .
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Our Little Girl Quotes:
Dr. Donald Middleton:
[after Molly falls down] Are you hurt?
Molly Middleton: [rubbing her bottom] I think I might have a little fever.
Molly Middleton: [rubbing her bottom] I think I might have a little fever.
Dr. Donald Middleton:
Did you and Mommy get into any mischief while I was gone?
Molly Middleton: No, I haven't thought of any good mischief, and Mommy's been too busy riding.
Molly Middleton: No, I haven't thought of any good mischief, and Mommy's been too busy riding.
Rolfe Brent:
You know, Don, I have too much time to play, and maybe you haven't enough.
Dr. Donald Middleton: Oh, I have all I want. Elsa can represent me in the sporting world.
Rolfe Brent: Well, if I had such a charming representative, I'd retire to the sidelines, too.
Dr. Donald Middleton: You playboys are the ones who are really on the sidelines.
Dr. Donald Middleton: Oh, I have all I want. Elsa can represent me in the sporting world.
Rolfe Brent: Well, if I had such a charming representative, I'd retire to the sidelines, too.
Dr. Donald Middleton: You playboys are the ones who are really on the sidelines.
Rolfe Brent:
Don, I want to talk to you.
Dr. Donald Middleton: There's nothing to talk about.
Rolfe Brent: Now, wait a minute. The blame isn't all on one side, you know. It won't do you a bit of harm to listen to the truth. I didn't take Elsa from you. You gave her to me.
Dr. Donald Middleton: What are you talking about?
Rolfe Brent: You were at the office or the laboratory morning, noon, and night.
Dr. Donald Middleton: There's nothing to talk about.
Rolfe Brent: Now, wait a minute. The blame isn't all on one side, you know. It won't do you a bit of harm to listen to the truth. I didn't take Elsa from you. You gave her to me.
Dr. Donald Middleton: What are you talking about?
Rolfe Brent: You were at the office or the laboratory morning, noon, and night.
Molly Middleton:
Mothers can't think of everything.
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The studio thought that this film's original title, "Heaven's Gate," sounded too much like a cemetery and changed it to "Our Little Girl."
Last screen appearance of Rosemary Ames before her early retirement.
Warren Hymer filmed scenes as Mr. Tramp; those scenes were re-shot by J. Farrell MacDonald after principal photography was completed. Herbert Mundin and Doris Nolan are in some production charts as performers in the movie; Mundin was not seen in the movie, but lesser known Nolan may have some role.