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I Take This Woman

1931, Movie, NR, 74 mins

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This plot was already old in 1931. Lombard (who replaced Fay Wray before shooting began) is a rich, bored heiress from New York who has to leave the city rather than face embarrassment due to what would today be a very innocent incident. Trowbridge, her conservative father, orders her to the family ranch in Wyoming. Once there, she meets cowboy-ranch hand Cooper (a character as obstinate as Glenn Ford in THE SHEEP MAN), who refuses to kowtow to her high-falutin' ways, and th... read more leave a comment
Year: 1931
Rated NR

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Cast
Gary Cooper: Tom McNair
Carole Lombard: Kay Dowling
Helen Ware: Aunt Bessie
Lester Vail: Herbert Forrest
Charles Trowbridge: Mr. Dowling
Clara Blandick: Sue Barnes

 

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