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The Ex-Mrs. Bradford (1936)

Director(s) Stephen Roberts
Producer(s)

No producer listed for this movie

Top Genres Comedy, Mystery, Romance

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The Ex-Mrs. Bradford (1936) was a Comedy - Mystery Film directed by Stephen Roberts .

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The Ex-Mrs. Bradford (1936)

A movie review, are you shocked?  No…didn’t think so.  Today’s film seems to be entrenched in the mode of “The Thin Man was a great success, what else do we have that’s like it?”  The Ex-Mrs. Bradford is a cute movie but it plays the fact that it’s a dire... Read full article


The Ex-Mrs. Bradford

     My favorite women are those beautiful stars who make me laugh. These actresses seemed to be drawn to co-starring with the enduringly funny William Powell just as much as I am drawn to them. Myrna Loy made an endless number of features opposite Powell and Carole Lombard starred with and mar... Read full article


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The Ex-Mrs. Bradford Quotes:

Dr. Lawrence Bradford: [to Paula] I like things the way they are now. I can pick up my paper in the morning, read about a murder, and enjoy it.

Taxi Driver: [Cabbie is told to pull over] Hey, what's the idea? You can't hire a hack to go half a block!
Dr. Lawrence Bradford: [Deftly] My man, you are mistaken. I've done it.
[He gives the cabbie a large bill]
Dr. Lawrence Bradford: Forget the change.
[the cabbie is evidently satisfied and drives off]

Dr. Lawrence Bradford: Don't tell him what happened.
Paula Bradford: I don't know what happened!
Dr. Lawrence Bradford: Neither do I.

Nick Martel: I didn't know you went in for opening safes, Doc.
Dr. Lawrence Bradford: Oh, we surgeons open anything.

Dr. Lawrence Bradford: What *is* a cocktail dress?
Paula Bradford: Something to spill cocktails on.
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The Ex-Mrs. Bradford Facts
The last movie directed by Stephen Roberts. He died shortly after the release of this film.

"Lux Radio Theater" broadcast a 60 minute radio adaptation of the movie onJune 19, 1939 with William Powell reprising his film role.

Paula refers to Brad as "Lochinvar back from the wars". 'Lochinvar' is the title of a romantic poem by Sir Walter Scott, first published in 1808.

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