The Toy Wife (1938) |
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| Director(s) | Richard Thorpe |
| Producer(s) | Merian C. Cooper |
| Top Genres | Drama, Film Adaptation, Historical |
| Top Topics | Based on Play, Infidelity, Old South |
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The Toy Wife
Released
1938
Luise Rainer
(as Gilberte 'Frou Frou' B...)
The Toy Wife
Released
1938
Melvyn Douglas
(as George Sartoris)
The Toy Wife
Released
1938
Robert Young
(as Andre Vallaire)
The Toy Wife
Released
1938
Barbara O'Neil
(as Louise Brigard)
The Toy Wife
Released
1938
H.B. Warner
(as Victor Brigard)
The Toy Wife
Released
1938
Walter Kingsford
(as Judge Rondell)
The Toy Wife
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1938
Clarence Muse
(as Brutus, Andre's Servan...)
The Toy Wife
Released
1938
D'Arcy Corrigan
(as Actor)
The Toy Wife Overview:
The Toy Wife (1938) was a Drama - Historical Film directed by Richard Thorpe and produced by Merian C. Cooper.
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The Toy Wife (1938, Richard Thorpe)
The only impressive thing about The Toy Wife (not good, not admirable) is the film’s ability to keep going professionally, no matter how stupid it gets. There are no easy outs in the picture; even when people start dying off to up the tragedy, there’s still a seemingly endless amount of run time... Read full article
The Toy Wife (1938, Richard Thorpe)
The only impressive thing about The Toy Wife (not good, not admirable) is the film’s ability to keep going professionally, no matter how stupid it gets. There are no easy outs in the picture; even when people start dying off to up the tragedy, there’s still a seemingly endless amount of run time... Read full article
The Toy Wife (1938, Richard Thorpe)
The only impressive thing about The Toy Wife (not good, not admirable) is the film’s ability to keep going professionally, no matter how stupid it gets. There are no easy outs in the picture; even when people start dying off to up the tragedy, there’s still a seemingly endless amount of run time... Read full article
The Toy Wife (1938, Richard Thorpe)
The only impressive thing about The Toy Wife (not good, not admirable) is the film’s ability to keep going professionally, no matter how stupid it gets. There are no easy outs in the picture; even when people start dying off to up the tragedy, there’s still a seemingly endless amount of run time... Read full article
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