Divine Crawford who gives all - in this really funny comedy , she donated all her salary from this movie to the Red Cross after Carole Lombard's plane crashed .Divine Crawford who gives all - in this really funny comedy , she donated all her salary from this movie to the Red Cross after Carole Lombard's plane crashed .Divine Crawford who gives all - in this really funny comedy , she donated all her salary from this movie to the Red Cross after Carole Lombard's plane crashed .
Charles Coleman
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Charles Halton
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Ralph Sanford
- Detective
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Ernie Adams
- Truck Driver
- (uncredited)
Polly Bailey
- Irish Woman
- (uncredited)
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Though They All Kissed The Bride dated a bit with the outbreak of World War II, it still holds up well today. Joan Crawford did a very fine job stepping in for Carole Lombard as the trucking company CEO who gets brought down romantically by the charming Melvyn Douglas.
It's easy to see why Harry Cohn wanted Douglas in the part, the film is a domestic version of Ninotchka. Douglas is a crusading reporter writing an article about the abuses in a trucking company where they seem not to have heard of the Wagner Act. Joan Crawford is the daughter of the firm's founder who steps in to run the place after dad's demise.
Don't let her sex fool you, she's all business until she meets up with Melvyn Douglas. In fairness to her, Crawford is stepping up to the plate with an apparently scatterbrained Billie Burke for a mother and a princess débutante in Helen Parrish as a sister not capable of doing much of anything.
In an eerie parallel in real life, after her fourth husband Alfred Steele from Pepsi Cola died, Crawford went into the business world with a vengeance and her years in Hollywood turned out to be a training ground for that new field of endeavor.
Best moment is Crawford and Allen Jenkins winning a jitterbug contest when she goes to the company banquet incognito.
Though I can see this film would have suited Carole Lombard better, Joan Crawford does just fine in this bright comedy.
It's easy to see why Harry Cohn wanted Douglas in the part, the film is a domestic version of Ninotchka. Douglas is a crusading reporter writing an article about the abuses in a trucking company where they seem not to have heard of the Wagner Act. Joan Crawford is the daughter of the firm's founder who steps in to run the place after dad's demise.
Don't let her sex fool you, she's all business until she meets up with Melvyn Douglas. In fairness to her, Crawford is stepping up to the plate with an apparently scatterbrained Billie Burke for a mother and a princess débutante in Helen Parrish as a sister not capable of doing much of anything.
In an eerie parallel in real life, after her fourth husband Alfred Steele from Pepsi Cola died, Crawford went into the business world with a vengeance and her years in Hollywood turned out to be a training ground for that new field of endeavor.
Best moment is Crawford and Allen Jenkins winning a jitterbug contest when she goes to the company banquet incognito.
Though I can see this film would have suited Carole Lombard better, Joan Crawford does just fine in this bright comedy.
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- TriviaJoan Crawford was asked to take over Carole Lombard's role after she died in a air crash during a war bond tour. She then donated all of her salary to the Red Cross who found Lombard's body, and promptly fired her agent for taking his usual 10%.
- GoofsMelvyn Douglas's apartment is plainly a set, not part of the building that Joan Crawford enters. The fireplace is on the same wall as the entrance door, so a corridor is on the other side of the wall. There would be no room for a chimney.
- Quotes
Margaret Drew: When I want a sneak, I'll hire the best and get a Jap.
- SoundtracksYou Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby
(uncredited)
Music by Harry Warren
Played when M.J. reads the note that came with the flowers
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- He Kissed the Bride
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- Runtime1 hour 25 minutes
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- 1.37 : 1
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By what name was They All Kissed the Bride (1942) officially released in Canada in English?
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