The Women in His Life (1933) |
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| Director(s) | George B. Seitz |
| Producer(s) | Lucien Hubbard |
| Top Genres | Crime, Drama, Romance |
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Otto Kruger(as Kent 'Barry' Barringer)
The Women in His Life
Released
1933
The Women in His Life
Released
1933
Otto Kruger
(as Kent 'Barry' Barringer)
Una Merkel(as Miss 'Simmy' Simmons)
The Women in His Life
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1933
The Women in His Life
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1933
Una Merkel
(as Miss 'Simmy' Simmons)
Ben Lyon(as Roger McKane)
The Women in His Life
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1933
The Women in His Life
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1933
Ben Lyon
(as Roger McKane)
Isabel Jewell(as Catherine 'Cathy' Watson)
The Women in His Life
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1933
The Women in His Life
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1933
Isabel Jewell
(as Catherine 'Cathy' Wats...)
Roscoe Karns(as Lester)
The Women in His Life
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1933
The Women in His Life
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1933
Roscoe Karns
(as Lester)
Irene Hervey(as Doris Worthing)
The Women in His Life
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1933
The Women in His Life
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1933
Irene Hervey
(as Doris Worthing)
C. Henry Gordon(as Tony Perez)
The Women in His Life
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1933
The Women in His Life
Released
1933
C. Henry Gordon
(as Tony Perez)
Samuel S. Hinds(as Thomas J. Worthing)
The Women in His Life
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1933
The Women in His Life
Released
1933
Samuel S. Hinds
(as Thomas J. Worthing)
The Women in His Life Overview:
The Women in His Life (1933) was a Crime - Drama Film directed by George B. Seitz and produced by Lucien Hubbard.
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Kent Barringer:
In a case like yours, an ounce of showmanship is worth a ton of evidence.
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The opening scene features Otto Kruger playing a Pinball Machine. This is the earliest known on-screen appearance of a Pinball Machine in a major production. At the time, flippers had not yet been invented and pinball machines were often used for gambling. There was a lot of public debate at the time as to whether pinball was a game of skill or chance, and it was banned in many parts of the country. The movie played on that debate with Kruger making a bet with his lady-friend, and when complimented for his luck, replies "Not luck - skill."
Purnell Pratt is in studio records/casting call lists as "Governer", but the role was played by George Irving. Pratt was not seen in the film.