The Man in Possession (1931) |
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| Director(s) | Sam Wood (uncredited) |
| Producer(s) | Sam Wood, Harry Rapf (uncredited) |
| Top Genres | Comedy |
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Robert Montgomery(as Raymond Dabney)
The Man in Possession
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1931
The Man in Possession
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1931
Robert Montgomery
(as Raymond Dabney)
Charlotte Greenwood(as Clara)
The Man in Possession
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1931
The Man in Possession
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1931
Charlotte Greenwood
(as Clara)
C. Aubrey Smith(as Mr. Dabney)
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The Man in Possession
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1931
C. Aubrey Smith
(as Mr. Dabney)
Beryl Mercer(as Mrs. Alice Dabney)
The Man in Possession
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The Man in Possession
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1931
Beryl Mercer
(as Mrs. Alice Dabney)
Reginald Owen(as Claude Dabney)
The Man in Possession
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The Man in Possession
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1931
Reginald Owen
(as Claude Dabney)
Maude Eburne(as Esther)
The Man in Possession
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1931
The Man in Possession
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1931
Maude Eburne
(as Esther)
Forrester Harvey(as A Bailiff)
The Man in Possession
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1931
The Man in Possession
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1931
Forrester Harvey
(as A Bailiff)
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The Man in Possession (1931) was a Comedy - Film directed by Sam Wood (uncredited) and produced by Sam Wood and Harry Rapf.
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Remade in 1937 with Jean Harlow and Robert Taylor as "Personal Property."
The play opened in London, England on 22 January 1930. It opened on Broadway in New York City, New York, USA on 1 November 1930 and had 98 performances, with Leslie Banks and Isabel Jeans as the leads.
"Lux Radio Theater" broadcast a 60 minute radio adaptation of the movie on August 12, 1935 with Robert Montgomery reprising his film role.
Austrian actress Nora Gregor supposedly learned English for a role in this film, but she was not seen in the TCM print.