Millie
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Millie
6 Feb 1931
1931Drama1h 24m
Millie Blake enjoys her life as a single woman, but she faces a difficult situation when men from her past begin courting her daughter
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Genres Drama
Decade 1930s
This Movie is Tumultuous, Independent, Reflective, Bittersweet & Generational
About Millie A 1931 drama directed by John Francis Dillon, notable for its exploration of a woman's newfound independence and the complex passage of time as her daughter enters adulthood
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Audio English (United States)
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Cast
- Helen Twelvetrees Millie Blake Maitland
- Lilyan Tashman Helen Riley
- Robert Ames Tommy Rock
- James Hall Jack Maitland
- John Halliday Jimmy Damier
- Joan Blondell Angie Wickerstaff
- Anita Louise Connie Maitland
- Edmund Breese Bob O'Fallon
- Frank McHugh Johnny Holmes
- Charlotte Walker (actress) Mrs Maitland
- Franklin Parker Spring
- Charles Delaney Mike
- Harry Stubbs Mark Marks
- Charlotte Walker Mrs. Maitland
- Marie Astaire Bobby (uncredited)
- Hooper Atchley District Attorney Sanders (uncredited)
- Max Barwyn Max - Head Waiter (uncredited)
- Louise Beavers Maid (uncredited)
- Nora Cecil Helen and Angie's Landlady (uncredited)
- George Chesebro Juror (uncredited)
- Harvey Clark Elmer Hawksworth (uncredited)
- Carmelita Geraghty Miss Vall (uncredited)
- Otis Harlan Luke - Counterman (uncredited)
- Lillian Harmer Governess (uncredited)
- Aggie Herring Tommy's Landlady (uncredited)
- Maynard Holmes College Student (uncredited)
- Fred Howard Freddie - Reporter (uncredited)
- Edward LeSaint Judge (uncredited)
- Wilfred Lucas Millie's Elderly Escort (uncredited)
- Wallace MacDonald Party Guest (uncredited)
- Earl McCarthy College Student (uncredited)
- Geneva Mitchell Clara Roscoe (uncredited)
- Cyril Ring Bailey (uncredited)
- Charles Sullivan Taxi Driver (uncredited)
Director
- John Francis Dillon
Screenwriter
- Donald Henderson Clarke
- Charles Kenyon
- Ralph Murphy
Director of Photography
- Ernest Haller
Composer
- Arthur Lange
- Nacio Herb Brown
Producer
- Charles R. Rogers
