The Gilded Lily (1935) - film review

Comedy / Romance

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The Gilded Lily is an American comedy romance film first released in 1935, directed by Wesley Ruggles. The film stars Claudette Colbert, Fred MacMurray, Ray Milland and C. Aubrey Smith. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Wesley Ruggles
Script: Melville Baker, Claude Binyon, Jack Kirkland
Photo: Victor Milner
Music: Sigmund Krumgold, Heinz Roemheld, Tom Satterfield
Cast: Claudette Colbert (Marilyn David), Fred MacMurray (Peter Dawes), Ray Milland (Charles Gray (Lord Granton)), C. Aubrey Smith (Lloyd Granton, Duke of Loamshire), Luis Alberni (Nate Porcopolis), Eddie Craven (Eddie, Photographer), Donald Meek (Hankerson), Charles Irwin (Oscar, Orchestra Leader), Forrester Harvey (Hugo), Grace Bradley (Daisy), Claude King (Boat Captain), Charles C. Wilson (Managing Editor), Edward Gargan (Subway Guard), Pat Somerset (Man in London Club), Georgie Billings (Guard’s Son), Tom Dugan (Bum on Park Bench), Warren Hymer (Taxi Driver), Eddie Borden (Photographer), Jack Albin (International News Photographer), Jimmy Aubrey (Purser), Ambrose Barker (British Reporter), Reginald Barlow (Managing Editor), William Begg (British Reporter), Jay Belasco (London Cafe Patron), Ralph Brooks (Nightclub Extra), Michelette Burani (Marie, Marilyn’s Maid), Rudolph Cameron (Photographer), Cherry Campbell (Cameraman at New York Apartment), Rita Carlyle (Proprietor’s Wife), Adele Corliss (Patron at Nate’s Cafe), Sheila Darcy (Patron at Nate’s Cafe), Robert Dudley (Store Clerk), Eddie Dunn (Reporter), Jay Eaton (London Cafe Patron), Jack Egan (Photographer), Frank Filen (Photographer, Associated Press), Hyman Fink (Free Lance Photographer), Neil Fitzgerald (English waiter), Jerry Fletcher (Barney), Captain Francis (London Cafe Patron), Dick French (Patron at Nate’s Cafe), Chuck Hamilton (Policeman), Sam Harris (London Night Club Patron), Samuel E. Hines (Cameraman at New York Apartment), George Humbert (Popcorn Man), Perry Ivins (Cameraman at New York Apartment), Tiny Jones (Small Woman), Howard Joslin (Extra), Leonid Kinskey (Vocal Teacher), Rollo Lloyd (City Editor), Dixie Loftin (Neighbor), Jerry Mandy (Waiter at Nate’s), Stanley Mann (Steward with Telegram), Bert Moorhouse (Nightclub Extra), Clive Morgan (Englishman, London Cafe), Edmund Mortimer (London Nightclub Patron), Esther Muir (Divorcee), Ferdinand Munier (Otto Bushe, The Shovel King), Jack Norton (Photographer), Patsy O’Byrne (Neighbor), Dennis O’Keefe (Nightclub Extra), Albert Pollet (Headwaiter), James Quinn (Second Guard), Cyril Ring (Headwaiter), Ronald R. Rondell (Patron at Nate’s Cafe), Gale Ronn (Patron at Nate’s Cafe), Mel Ruick (English Band Leader), Walter Shumway (Assistant editor), Cameron Smith (Assistant City Editor), Larry Steers (London Night Club Patron), Hayden Stevenson (Photographer), Mark Strong (Neighbor), Forrest Taylor (Train Conductor), Phil Tead (Rollercoaster Attendant), Bob Thom (Customs inspector), David Thursby (British Reporter), Monte Vandergrift (Neighbor), Florence Wix (Nightclub Patron)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 80 min; B&W

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