Second Honeymoon (1937) |
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| Director(s) | Walter Lang |
| Producer(s) | Raymond Griffith |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Romance |
| Top Topics | Florida, Marriage, Romance (Comic) |
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Tyrone Power(as Raoul McLiesh)
Second Honeymoon
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1937
Second Honeymoon
Released
1937
Tyrone Power
(as Raoul McLiesh)
Loretta Young(as Vicky)
Second Honeymoon
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1937
Second Honeymoon
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1937
Loretta Young
(as Vicky)
Stuart Erwin(as Leo MacTavish)
Second Honeymoon
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1937
Second Honeymoon
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1937
Stuart Erwin
(as Leo MacTavish)
Claire Trevor(as Marcia)
Second Honeymoon
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1937
Second Honeymoon
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1937
Claire Trevor
(as Marcia)
Marjorie Weaver(as Joy)
Second Honeymoon
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1937
Second Honeymoon
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1937
Marjorie Weaver
(as Joy)
Lyle Talbot(as Bob Benton)
Second Honeymoon
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1937
Second Honeymoon
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1937
Lyle Talbot
(as Bob Benton)
J. Edward Bromberg(as Herbie)
Second Honeymoon
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1937
Second Honeymoon
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1937
J. Edward Bromberg
(as Herbie)
Mary Treen(as Elsie)
Second Honeymoon
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1937
Second Honeymoon
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1937
Mary Treen
(as Elsie)
Second Honeymoon Overview:
Second Honeymoon (1937) was a Comedy - Romance Film directed by Walter Lang and produced by Raymond Griffith.
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Second Honeymoon Quotes:
Vicky:
You're still drinking?
Raoul McLish: Well, no more, no less. Hereditary - Father, you know, and...
Vicky: [impatiently] Yes, I remember. Your father drank a quart of whiskey every day of his life and died at the age of 73 trying to fly a plane.
Raoul McLish: Exactly!
[laughs]
Raoul McLish: Well, no more, no less. Hereditary - Father, you know, and...
Vicky: [impatiently] Yes, I remember. Your father drank a quart of whiskey every day of his life and died at the age of 73 trying to fly a plane.
Raoul McLish: Exactly!
[laughs]
Joy:
Don't you ever have any fun?
Leo McTavish: Fun?
Joy: Uh-huh.
Leo McTavish: Well, uh, I've found really a splendid pasttime.
Leo McTavish: Ho-Ho. I mean, don't you know any girls?
Leo McTavish: Girls? My experience with dalliance has been nil.
Joy: Dalliance?
Leo McTavish: It means to dally around wantonly.
Joy: Oh! On account of you've been so busy?
Leo McTavish: Very busy.
Leo McTavish: Fun?
Joy: Uh-huh.
Leo McTavish: Well, uh, I've found really a splendid pasttime.
Leo McTavish: Ho-Ho. I mean, don't you know any girls?
Leo McTavish: Girls? My experience with dalliance has been nil.
Joy: Dalliance?
Leo McTavish: It means to dally around wantonly.
Joy: Oh! On account of you've been so busy?
Leo McTavish: Very busy.
Raoul McLish:
Well, you're not my valet any longer, Mac.
Leo McTavish: Huh?
Raoul McLish: Beginning tomorrow you're in the ink business. You're going to be my personal representative at the factory, learning the works at first. But with your thirst for knowledge, you'll soak up the ink business like a blotter.
See More Quotes from Second HoneymoonLeo McTavish: Huh?
Raoul McLish: Beginning tomorrow you're in the ink business. You're going to be my personal representative at the factory, learning the works at first. But with your thirst for knowledge, you'll soak up the ink business like a blotter.
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First film under 20th Century-Fox contract for director Walter Lang, who was to remain at the studio for 25 years.