The Lady Takes a Sailor (1949)
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Though she may have won an Oscar in 1948, Jane Wyman still had a Warner Bros. contract to fulfill, even if it meant appearing in frivolities like The Lady Takes a Sailor. It all begins when Jennifer (Wyman), the head of an oceanographic research institute, claims to have made a fascinating… More Though she may have won an Oscar in 1948, Jane Wyman still had a Warner Bros. contract to fulfill, even if it meant appearing in frivolities like The Lady Takes a Sailor. It all begins when Jennifer (Wyman), the head of an oceanographic research institute, claims to have made a fascinating underwater discovery. It is suspected that she's made this claim so that her funding will be continued, so the money-men send Bill Craig (Dennis Morgan) to investigate. Disguised as a sailor, Bill accompanies Jennifer on her next expedition, just to see if her story was true. Jennifer falls in love with Bill, neglecting her work in the process. When Bill is revealed to be a fake, things look bleak--but not for long. Eve Arden has all the best lines as Jane Wyman's sarcastic best friend (the sort of role Wyman used to play in her blonde-ingenue days). ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Directed By
- Michael Curtiz
- Genres
- Romance, Classics, Comedy
- In Theaters
- Dec 16, 1949 Wide
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Cast
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Jane Wyman
as Jennifer Smith
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Dennis Morgan
as Bill Craig
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Eve Arden
as Susan Wayne
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Robert Douglas
as John Tyson
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Allyn Joslyn
as Ralph Whitcomb
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Tom Tully
as Henry Duckworth
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Lina Romay
as Racquel Riviera
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Fred Clark
as Victor Santell
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William Frawley
as Oliver Harker
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Charles Meredith
as Dr. McKewen
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Craig Stevens
as Danvers
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Stanley Prager
as Taxi Driver
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Kenneth Britton
as Davis
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Jack Boyle
as Interne
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Frank Cady
as Mr. Crane
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Harry V. Cheshire
as Judge Vardon
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Russ Conway
as Constables
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Luther Crockett
as Doctor
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John Halloran
as Homer Benton
- Len Hendry
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Hallene Hill
as Flower Woman
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Leslie Kimmell
as Conrad Updike
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Ruth Lee
as Miss Brand
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Ruth Lewis
as Miss Clark
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Robert Malcolm Young
as Chief of Police
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John McGuire
as Coast Guard Officer
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Joe McTurk
as Waiter
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Ray Montgomery
as Lab Man
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Kenneth Patterson
as Reporter
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Emil Rameau
as Dr. Mittenwald
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Dick Ryan
as Apartment House Clerk
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Walter Shumway
as Dr. Coombs
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Olan Soule
as Secretary
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George Spaulding
as Adm. Morell
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Tom Stevenson
as Institute Guide
- Josephine Whittell
- John Chapin Morgan
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Wendy Lee
as Telephone Operator
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Ray Erlenborn
as Photographer
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Phyllis Godfrey
as Hilda
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Jack Lee
as Capt. Cutter