Fools for Scandal (1938)

Dir: Mervyn LeRoy, Bobby Connolly Comedy / Music / Romance stars 3

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Fools for Scandal is an American comedy romance film first released in 1938, directed by Mervyn LeRoy and Bobby Connolly. The film stars Carole Lombard, Fernand Gravey, Ralph Bellamy and Allen Jenkins. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Mervyn LeRoy, Bobby Connolly
Script: Nancy Hamilton, James L. Shute, Rosemary Casey, Herbert Fields, Joseph Fields, Irving Brecher, Julius J. Epstein, Philip G. Epstein, Edith Fitzgerald, Robert Rossen
Music: Lorenz Hart
Cast: Carole Lombard (Kay Winters, aka Kay Summers), Fernand Gravey (Rene Viladel), Ralph Bellamy (Phillip ’Phil’ Chester), Allen Jenkins (Dewey ’Dew’ Gibson), Isabel Jeans (Lady Paula Augusta Malverton), Marie Wilson (Myrtle, Kay’s maid), Marcia Ralston (Jill), Ottola Nesmith (Agnes), Heather Thatcher (Sylvia Potter-Porter), Jacques Lory (Papa Joli-Coeur), Tempe Pigott (Bessie, the cook), Michelette Burani (Mme. Lucien Brioche), Jeni Le Gon (Specialty), Les Hite (Orchestra leader), Les Hite and His Orchestra (Themselves), Jean Benedict (Evelyn), Elspeth Dudgeon (Cynthia), Elizabeth Dunne (Tourist buying rug), Sarah Edwards (Tourist buying rug), Ara Gerald (Mrs, Bullit), Leyland Hodgson (Mr. Bullit), Hugh Huntley (Party guest), Stephani Insull (Party guest), Leon Lasky (Party guest), Vickie Lester (Party guest), Lorraine MacLean (Valerie Shaw), Andre Marsaudon (Gendarme), Lionel Pape (Photographer), Albert Petit (Gendarme), Georges Renavent (Le Petit Harlem headwaiter), Michael Romanoff (Party guest), Tina Smirnova (Party guest), John Sutton (Bruce Devon), Lotus Thompson (Party guest), Cyril Thornton (Reporter), The Three Brown Girls (Themselves), Rosella Towne (Diana), Norma Varden (Cicely Trevel), Jane Wyman (Party guest)
Country: USA
Language: English / French
Runtime: 80 min; B&W

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