Gildersleeve gets himself into trouble while on jury duty.Gildersleeve gets himself into trouble while on jury duty.Gildersleeve gets himself into trouble while on jury duty.
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Robert Andersen
- Police Radio Dispatcher
- (uncredited)
Joan Barclay
- Julie Potter
- (uncredited)
Richard Bartell
- Juror
- (uncredited)
Herbert Bergman
- Juror
- (uncredited)
Eddie Borden
- Juror
- (uncredited)
Patti Brill
- Girl at Party
- (uncredited)
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- TriviaKen Christy plays a bailiff in this movie. On the Great Gildersleeve radio show, he had a recurring role as Summerfield's chief of police.
- GoofsAt 00:18:00 when Margie reads the bribe letter the hand holding the letter has on dark nail polish, but Nancy Gates has on light or no polish.
- Quotes
Gildersleeve: If I don't run away, my dear, they'll put me in jail for a hundred and twenty-five years.
Leroy: Well, then you've got nothing to worry about. You can't live that long.
- ConnectionsEdited into San Quentin (1946)
- SoundtracksCan't Get Out Of This Mood
(1942) (uncredited)
Music by Jimmy McHugh
Lyrics by Frank Loesser
Sung a cappella by Harold Peary
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Second in RKO's short-lived Great Gildersleeve series based on the popular radio show. This time Gildersleeve is a juror in the trial of a bank robber. Through no fault of his own, Gildersleeve comes under suspicion of taking a bribe. Harold Peary is very enjoyable as the pompous Gildersleeve. His objecting to the prosecuting attorney during the trial is a hoot. Pretty Nancy Gates appears to have aged five years since the last film (it's actually been less than one). This is her last appearance in the series. It's also the last appearance of Jane Darwell's Aunt Emma. Lillian Randolph returns as Birdie the maid. She's always fun. A very nice supporting cast in this one, including Charles Arnt, Douglas Fowley, Alan Carney, and Grant Withers. Richard LeGrand is a treat as drug store owner Mr. Peavy, a role LeGrand also played on the radio program. A funny entry in the series. It moves quickly and barely clocks in at an hour. A nice time-passer on a lazy afternoon.
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- Gildersleeve Está com Azar
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- Runtime1 hour 2 minutes
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- 1.37 : 1
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By what name was Gildersleeve's Bad Day (1943) officially released in India in English?
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