The Greeks Had a Word for Them
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The Greeks Had a Word for Them
3 Feb 1932
1932Horror1h 18m
Three women rent a luxury penthouse, but their friendship suffers as they compete for money and steal each other’s boyfriends
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Genres Comedy, Horror
Decade 1930s
This Movie is Money-hungry, Debonair, Witty, Competitive & Lavish
About The Greeks Had a Word for Them A 1932 comedy directed by Lowell Sherman, noted for its sharp portrayal of social climbing and the chaotic antics of three women living in a luxurious penthouse
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Audio English (United States)
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Cast
- Joan Blondell Schatzi Sutro
- Madge Evans Polaire
- Ina Claire Jean Lawrence
- David Manners Dey Emery
- Lowell Sherman Boris Feldman
- Phillips Smalley Justin Emery
- Sidney Bracey The Waiter
- Betty Grable Hat Check Girl (uncredited)
- Louise Beavers Beautician (uncredited)
- Ward Bond Taxi Driver (uncredited)
- Bill Elliott Wedding Guest (uncredited)
- Wilson Benge Bellings the Butler
- Harry Bowen Schatze's Cabby
- Jack Byron Speakeasy Patron
- Charles Coleman Waiter
- Albert Conti Frenchman on Liner
- Patrick Cunning Men's Room Patron
- Jay Eaton Nightclub Patron
- Budd Fine Cop at Accident
- Creighton Hale Wedding Supervisor
- Arthur Housman Drunk
- Arthur Millett Baggageman, Ile de France
- Larry Steers Man at Bar
- Henry Taylor Garrett Law Secretary
- Harry Tenbrook Taxi Driver
- Ellinor Vanderveer Wedding Guest
- Walter Walker Pop's Voice on Record
- Barbara Weeks Beautician
Director
- Lowell Sherman
Screenwriter
- Zoë Akins
- Sidney Howard
Director of Photography
- George Barnes
Composer
- Alfred Newman
- Frank Maher
- Ray Heindorf
Producer
- Samuel Goldwyn
