Summary
Live, Love and Learn is an American film comedy first released in 1937,
directed by George Fitzmaurice.
The film stars Robert Montgomery, Rosalind Russell, Robert Benchley, Helen Vinson and Monty Woolley.
Our overall rating for this film is: good.
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Credits
- Director: George Fitzmaurice
- Script: Charles Brackett, Helen Grace Carlisle, Cyril Hume, Richard Maibaum, Marion Parsonnet
- Photo: Ray June, Joseph Ruttenberg
- Music: Edward Ward
- Cast: Robert Montgomery (Robert ’Bob’ Graham), Rosalind Russell (Julie Stoddard Graham), Robert Benchley (Oscar), Helen Vinson (Lily Chalmers), Monty Woolley (Mr. Charles C. Bawltitude), E.E. Clive (Mr. Palmiston), Mickey Rooney (Jerry Crump), Charles Judels (Pedro Felipe), Maude Eburne (Mrs. Crump), Harlan Briggs (Justice of The Peace), June Clayworth (Annabella Post), Barnett Parker (Alfredo the Decorator), Al Shean (Professor Fraum), Mariska Aldrich (Dowager), Dorothy Appleby (Lou, Bob’s Model), William Austin (Bob’s Butler), Don Barclay (Reporter), Joe Caits (Sailor), Russ Clark (Marine), Chester Clute (Jess Lee a Reporter aka Henderson), Heinie Conklin (Elmer), George Cooper (Bus Driver), Adrienne D’Ambricourt (The Dutchess), John Davidson (Mr. Wingate), Billy Dooley (Fritz, Bob’s Neighbor), Edward Earle (Second Gallery Salesman), Billy Engle (Mr. Dittenfuss, Alfredo’s assistant), James Flavin (Marine who Likes Painting), Billy Gilbert (Newsboy), Ena Gregory (Bessie, Bob’s Blonde Model), Eddie Gribbon (Turkish Bath Attendant), Winifred Harris (Mrs. Colfax-Baxter), Maxine Elliott Hicks (Sister), Ramsay Hill (First Gallery Salesman), Tenen Holtz (Socialist), Arthur Stuart Hull (Marsden), Charles Irwin (Magazine salesman), Grace Walston Jester (Dancer), Soledad Jiménez (Spanish Woman), Robert Emmett Keane (Apartment House Manager), John Kelly (Sailor), Milton Kibbee (Reporter), Edith Kingdon (Dowager), Harry Lash (Reporter), Carl M. Leviness (Third Gallery Salesman), Rollo Lloyd (Agent), Margaret Lyman (Movie Star), Wilbur Mack (Yacht Salesman), Frank Marlowe (Sailor), Ralph McCullough (Reporter), Leila McIntyre (Miss Cross), Jerry Miley (Marine), Edmund Mortimer (Extra in Gallery), Jack Pennick (Jonesie (marine)), Kate Price (Wilma), John Quillan (Sailor), Ann Rutherford (Class President), Virginia Sale (Sister), Hector Sarno (Misery the Monkey’s Owner), Robert Spindola (Italian Boy), Frank Sully (Marine), Zeffie Tilbury (Mrs. Venable), Helen Troy (Julie’s Maid), Phil Tully (Sailor), Minerva Urecal
- Country: USA
- Language: English
- Runtime: 78 min; B&W
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