Universal
In William A. Seitler’s mildly amusing comedy, the lead stars are the thing. Gallic Charles Boyer and the great American actress Margaret Sullavan play career-driven individuals, a playwright and a doctor respectively, who, despite attraction to each other, spend little time together cultivating their marriage.
Both stars were popular at the time; Boyer was nominated for the Best Actor Oscar in 1938 for “Algiers,” and Sullavan for the Best Actress Oscar in the same year for “Three Comrades.”
Oscar Nominations: 1
Sound Recording: Bernard B. Brown
Oscar Awards: None
Oscar Context
The winner of the Sound Oscar was the British film, “That Hamilton Woman.”
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