There's Always a Woman (1938) |
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| Director(s) | Alexander Hall |
| Producer(s) | William Perlberg |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Film Adaptation, Mystery |
| Top Topics | Book-Based, Detectives, Marriage |
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Joan Blondell(as Sally Reardon)
There's Always a Woman
Released
1938
There's Always a Woman
Released
1938
Joan Blondell
(as Sally Reardon)
Melvyn Douglas(as William Reardon)
There's Always a Woman
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1938
There's Always a Woman
Released
1938
Melvyn Douglas
(as William Reardon)
Mary Astor(as Lola Fraser)
There's Always a Woman
Released
1938
There's Always a Woman
Released
1938
Mary Astor
(as Lola Fraser)
Jerome Cowan(as Nick Shane)
There's Always a Woman
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1938
There's Always a Woman
Released
1938
Jerome Cowan
(as Nick Shane)
Thurston Hall(as District Attorney)
There's Always a Woman
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1938
There's Always a Woman
Released
1938
Thurston Hall
(as District Attorney)
Pierre Watkin(as Mr. Ketterling)
There's Always a Woman
Released
1938
There's Always a Woman
Released
1938
Pierre Watkin
(as Mr. Ketterling)
Walter Kingsford(as Grigson)
There's Always a Woman
Released
1938
There's Always a Woman
Released
1938
Walter Kingsford
(as Grigson)
Lester Matthews(as Walter Fraser)
There's Always a Woman
Released
1938
There's Always a Woman
Released
1938
Lester Matthews
(as Walter Fraser)
There's Always a Woman Overview:
There's Always a Woman (1938) was a Comedy - Mystery Film directed by Alexander Hall and produced by William Perlberg.
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As originally shot, the script contained a sizable role for Rita Hayworth. When, however, it was decided that this film was to be the first of a series, the studio eliminated Hayworth's role rather than have a third major character who, like Joan Blondell and Melvyn Douglas, would be committed to the series. In any event, Blondell withdrew from the planned series, and all but three seconds of Hayworth's role landed on the cutting-room floor. She speaks two words on-screen and 5 words on an intercom off-screen.
William H. Strauss as "Rent Collector" is listed by a modern source as a cast member in this movie, but that role was played by William Burress.