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Mr. And Mrs. Smith

1941, Movie, NR, 95 mins

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A complete change of pace for director Alfred Hitchcock. While this light romantic comedy can't match his thrillers, his direction is flawless. Robert Montgomery stars as one half of a constantly battling couple who, soon after telling wife Carole Lombard that given a second chance he wouldn't marry her again, learns they were never legally married in the first place. Read the complete review for Mr. And Mrs. Smith
Year: 1941
Rated NR

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Cast
Carole Lombard: Ann Smith/Ann Krausheimer
Robert Montgomery: David Smith
Gene Raymond: Jeff Custer
Jack Carson: Chuck Benson
Philip Merivale: Mr. Custer
Lucile Watson: Mrs. Custer

 

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