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The Gay Divorcee

The Gay Divorcee

RKO Radio Pictures (1934)
Comedy, Music, Musical, Romance
USA / English / Color / 105 min
7.6

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Cast View More ↓
Ginger Rogers Mimi Glossop
Alice Brady Aunt Hortense
Fred Astaire Guy Holden
Edward Everett Horton Egbert Fitzgerald
Erik Rhodes Rodolfo Tonetti
Eric Blore The waiter
Lillian Miles Singer
Charles Coleman Guy's Valet
William Austin Cyril Glossop
Betty Grable Dance Specialty
Norman Ainsley Undetermined role
Jimmy Aubrey Undetermined role
Finis Barton Undetermined role
De Don Blunier Chorus girl
Jack Chefe Table Extra
Cy Clegg Porter
E.E. Clive Chief Customs Inspector
Charlie Hall Messenger at dock
Shep Houghton Dancer
Arthur Jarrett Vocalist
Sydney Jarvis Undetermined role
Vivian Keefer Chorus girl
Lois Lindsay Chorus girl
Paul Porcasi French headwaiter
Sonny Ray Undetermined role
Ronald R. Rondell Dance Extra
Larry Steers Extra
Florence Wix Undetermined role
Bruce Wyndham Undetermined role
Edward Everett Horton Egbert Fitzgerald
Norma Shearer Jerry Bernard Martin
Chester Morris Theodore Martin
Conrad Nagel Paul
Robert Montgomery Don
Florence Eldridge Helen Baldwin
Helene Millard Mary
Robert Elliott Bill Baldwin from Arkansas
Mary Doran Janice Dickson Meredith
Tyler Brooke Hank
Zelda Sears Hannah
George Irving Dr. Bernard
Judith Wood Dorothy
Neal Dodd Hospital Minister
Charles R. Moore First porter opening window
Lee Phelps Party Guest
Crew View More ↓
Director Mark Sandrich, Robert Z. Leonard
Writer Nick Grinde, Samuel Hoffenstein, Dwight Taylor, Dorothy Yost, Robert Benchley, Ursula Parrott, J. Hartley Manners, Edward Kaufman, J. Hartley Manners, Kenneth S. Webb, George Marion Jr.
Producer Pandro S. Berman, Irving Thalberg, Robert Z. Leonard, Pandro S. Berman
Photography David Abel
Musician Max Steiner, Max Steiner
Trailer
Plot
Guy Holden (Astaire) falls for Mimi Glossop (Rogers) without knowing she's married. She's trying to get a divorce, so her dizzy aunt and incompetent lawyer hire a professional correspondent to pose as her lover. When Guy unknowingly gives Mimi the code phrase, she thinks he's the faux beau, and she confuses his genuine interest for part of the act.An Oscar for Best Song went to "The Continental"
Editions
Barcode Format Region Release Edition
053939756920 1 2006-10-24
3346030016589 2 2008-10-03 Collection RKO
053939776225
053939632835