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Jean Arthur | Constance Milligan | |
Charles Coburn | Benjamin Dingle | |
Joel McCrea | ||
Bruce Bennett | FBI Agent Evans | |
Stanley Clements | Morton Rodakiewicz | |
Don Douglas | FBI Agent Harding | |
Clyde Fillmore | Senator Noonan | |
Richard Gaines | ||
Frank Sully | ||
Sam Ash | Committee Member | |
Don Barclay | Drunk | |
Betzi Beaton | Miss Finch | |
Hank Bell | Singing Man on Apartment Stairway | |
Gladys Blake | Barmaid | |
Jack Carr | Taxi Driver | |
Chester Clute | Hotel Clerk | |
Lew Davis | Man entering elevator | |
Ann Doran | Miss Bilby | |
Donald Douglas | FBI Agent Harding |
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Producer | George Stevens
Fred Guiol |
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Writer | Richard Flournoy
Lewis R. Foster Frank Ross |
A scandalous romantic comedy about roomers and rumors. Arriving in Washington to help with the war effort, Benjamin Dingle (Charles Coburn), a retired, well-to-do millionaire, needs a place to stay. So when patriotic Connie Milligan (Jean Arthur) decides to rent out half her apartment, Mr. Dingle promptly moves in. Firmly believing that everybody's business is everybody's business, Mr. Dingle quickly determines that Connie should be married to a clean-cut nice young man. So he rents out half of his half to Joe Carter (Joel McCrea), an Army sergeant who most certainly fills the bill. But when the newspapers get wind of their "scandalous" living arrangement, it's up to Mr. Dingle to save careers, reputations and a budding romance, in this delightful screwball comedy. |
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