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Wise Girl (1937)

Director(s) Leigh Jason
Producer(s)

No producer listed for this movie

Top Genres Comedy

Wise Girl Overview:

Wise Girl (1937) was a Comedy - Film directed by Leigh Jason .

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The Elliott Nugent Film Festival: "Wise Girls" and "The Last Flight"

Of all the actors and actresses who appeared in 1930s movies, Elliott Nugent (1896-1980) was certainly one of them. Actually, if Nugent's known at all today, it's probably more for his abilities as a director and writer than as an actor. He collaborated with longtime friend James Thurber (they were... Read full article


The Elliott Nugent Film Festival: "Wise Girls" and "The Last Flight"

Of all the actors and actresses who appeared in 1930s movies, Elliott Nugent (1896-1980) was certainly one of them. Actually, if Nugent's known at all today, it's probably more for his abilities as a director and writer than as an actor. He collaborated with longtime friend James Thurber (they were... Read full article


Wise Girl(1937).

Wise Girl(1937). Romantic/comedy. Cast: Miriam Hopkins and Ray Milland. The story begins when the rich, socialite Susan, travels to the Greenwich Village incognito, to take two little girls' away from the charming artist and free spirit John O'Halloran, who is taking care of his dead brother's two ... Read full article


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Wise Girl Quotes:

Mr. Simon Fletcher: You know my mental mastodons of the law: Barton, Barton, and a son of a Barton.

Susan 'Susie' Fletcher: I'm going down to Greenwich Village and get those children somehow.
Mr. Simon Fletcher: But you can't handle this man! Why, he's an artist; he's lived abroad, in Paris, on the Left Bank. You don't know the kind of thing that goes on on the Left Bank! You haven't had enough experience!
Susan 'Susie' Fletcher: You forget I was a senior at Vassar.
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Wise Girl Fact
In Feb. 1938, this film was being shown on a double bill with Penitentiary.

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