Summary
Comedy starring Lucille Ball. An advertising executive gets a job to come up with a campaign for embalming fluid. His wife, who always gets the credit for his work, struggles with this assignment.
Her Husband's Affairs
- Comedy
- Sci-fi
- 1947
- S Sylvan Simon
- 83 mins
- A
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The witty team of Ben Hecht and Charles Lederer provided better and worse screenplays than this screwball comedy with the misleading title. The "affairs" indicated are actually business ventures involving advertising man Franchot Tone, in which his wife, Lucille Ball, predating her I Love Lucy character, interferes. The comedy comes from an unlikely source - the quest to create the perfect embalming fluid - but it's Edward Everett Horton who provides most of the fun in yet another film that pokes fun at the world of advertising.
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Credits
Cast
| role | name |
|---|---|
| Margaret Weldon | Lucille Ball |
| William Weldon | Franchot Tone |
| JB Cruikshank | Edward Everett Horton |
| Prof Glinka | Mikhail Rasumny |
| Peter Winterbottom | Gene Lockhart |
| Mrs Winterbottom | Nana Bryant |
| Governor Fox | Jonathan Hale |
| Dr Frazee | Paul Stanton |
Crew
| role | name |
|---|---|
| Director | S Sylvan Simon |
Details
- Theatrical distributor
- Columbia Picture Corp. Ltd
- Languages
- English
- Formats
- Black and white
