A wife turns the tables on her cheating husband.A wife turns the tables on her cheating husband.A wife turns the tables on her cheating husband.
Bill Elliott
- Reporter on Ship
- (uncredited)
Harold Miller
- Deck Lounger
- (uncredited)
Dennis O'Keefe
- Passenger Departing Ship
- (uncredited)
Irene Thompson
- Girl
- (uncredited)
Pearl Varvalle
- Helen - Gibson's Maid
- (uncredited)
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Did you know
- TriviaAccording to Variety, Smart Woman (1931) was the first picture to play at RKO's Roxy Theatre in New York.
- GoofsThe unopened letters from Nancy to Don from Paris all have the same date on the cancellation postmark.
- Quotes
Mrs. Preston - Peggy's Mother: Aren't you having tea Mr. Ross?
Billy Ross: I never touch it. My doctor tells me it's poison!
Mrs. Preston - Peggy's Mother: Really?
Billy Ross: I'll get you some.
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The premise behind the film is that if a husband leaves his wife then the wronged woman should jolly well try extra hard to get him back. It's appallingly sexist. That implied behaviour really annoyed me - I'd prefer some satisfying retaliation. So, for the stupid idea that the film promotes and the film's annoying resolution, I'm afraid this has to lose marks for just not connecting with me.
However, the film keeps you watching as Mary Astor (Nancy) gets up to tricks in order to win the totally unappealing Robert Ames (Don) back into her life. Ames is a poorly written character and everyone else in the cast gets their moment to shine apart from him. God knows why he is the centre of Astor's affection. This, in turn, for me, also makes Astor annoying. Nevertheless, it's an easy-to-watch passage of time.
However, the film keeps you watching as Mary Astor (Nancy) gets up to tricks in order to win the totally unappealing Robert Ames (Don) back into her life. Ames is a poorly written character and everyone else in the cast gets their moment to shine apart from him. God knows why he is the centre of Astor's affection. This, in turn, for me, also makes Astor annoying. Nevertheless, it's an easy-to-watch passage of time.
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- Nancy's Affair
- Filming locations
- San Marino, California, USA(exteriors: Wilson home and gardens used for the Gibson's house)
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- Runtime1 hour 8 minutes
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- Aspect ratio
- 1.20 : 1
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