| Evelyn Prentice | |||||
| MGM/UA (1934) | |||||
| Drama, Mystery, Romance, Thriller | |||||
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#401 |
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| William Powell | John Prentice | |
| Myrna Loy | Evelyn Prentice | |
| Una Merkel | Amy Drexel | |
| Rosalind Russell | Mrs. Nancy Harrison | |
| Isabel Jewell | Judith Wilson | |
| Harvey Stephens | Lawrence Kennard | |
| Edward Brophy | Eddie Delaney | |
| Henry Wadsworth | Chester Wylie | |
| Cora Sue Collins | Dorothy Prentice | |
| Frank Conroy | Dist. Atty. Farley | |
| Jessie Ralph | Mrs. Blake | |
| Mariska Aldrich | Prison Matron #1 | |
| Stanley Andrews | Judge | |
| Herman Bing | Klein - Antiques Dealer | |
| Georgia Caine | Mrs. Newton - Party Guest | |
| Sam Flint | Dr. Lyons | |
| Billy Gilbert | Barney - Cafe Owner | |
| Sherry Hall | Court Clerk | |
| Howard C. Hickman | Mr. Whitlock - Party Guest | |
| Samuel S. Hinds | Mr. Newton - Party Guest |
| Director |
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| Producer |
John W. Considine Jr.
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| Writer | Lenore J. Coffee
Howard Emmett Rogers W.E. Woodward |
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| Cinematography | Charles G. Clarke
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| Musician |
R.H. Bassett
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A criminal lawyer's wife faces blackmail when she has an affair. |
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