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Mr Skeffington

Popular and beautiful Fanny Trellis is forced into a loveless marriage with an older man, Jewish banker Job Skeffington, in order to save her beloved brother Trippy from an embezzlement charge.

Director

Vincent Sherman

Year

Genre

Box Office

N/A

Production

Warner Bros. Pictures

Awards

Nominated for 2 Oscars. 2 nominations total

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Fanny Trellis Skeffington

Job Skeffington

George Trellis

Doctor Byles

George Coulouris

Trippy Trellis

Fanny, Jr.

Marjorie Riordan

MacMahon

Jim Conderley

Edward Morrison

Johnny Mitchell

Johnny Mitchell

Manby

Dorothy Peterson

Chester Forbish

Bill Thatcher

French Modiste

Modiste

Antonio Filauri

Speakeasy Bouncer

Fanny at Age 10

Minor Role

Witness

Restaurant Patron

Rector

Harry C. Bradley

Restaurant Patron

Mrs. Newton

Beauty Operator

Young Man

Clubman

Playboy

Playboy

Patrick Cunning

Party Guest

Boat Employee

Nurse Maria

Playboy

Stock Broker

Woman in Cafe

Western Union Boy

Speakeasy Patron

Mrs. Penelope Hyslup

Justice of the Peace

Edward Fielding

Mrs. Thatcher

Clinton

William Forrest

Henri - Beautician

Restaurant Patron

Plainclothesman

Nightclub Singer

Hairdresser

Waiter

Casey

Waiter

Soames

Halliwell Hobbes

Man in Skeffington's Office

Projectionist

Cop in Speakeasy Raid

Dr. Byles' Nurse

Dr. Melton

Walter Kingsford

Clubman

Richard Kipling

Woman in Cafe

Young Girl

Lucille La Marr

Cop

Miss Norris

Wife of Justice of the Peace

McMahon's Tailor

Stock Broker

Stock Broker

Philo McCullough

Drunk

Stock Broker

Joe - Speakeasy Doorman

Party Guest

Nightclub Extra

Nightclub Extra

Edmund Mortimer

Man in Skeffington's Office

Woman

Fanny at Age 2

Playboy

Party Guest

Perry Lanks

Playboy

Ronald R. Rondell

Skeffington's First Secretary

Dr. Fawcette

Erskine Sanford

One of Fanny's Admirers

Stock Clerk

Charles Sherlock

Sid Lapham

Reverend Hyslup

Fanny at Age 5

Mrs. Forbish

Woman in Beauty Shop

Artist

Mrs. Audrey Newton Conderley

Handsome Man in Cafe

Henri's Assistant Beautician

Louie

Housekeeper

Lottie Williams

Witness

Nurse

Party Guest

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Job Skeffington Fanny Trellis Skeffington George Trellis Macmahon Fanny Skeffington Dr. Byles Jim Conderley Soames Manby Witness Trippy Trellis Edward Morrison

A woman is beautiful only when she's loved he'd say - Mr Skeffington

A woman is beautiful only when she's loved he'd...

When a man becomes repetitious it's time to go to the DA - Mr Skeffington

When a man becomes repetitious it's time to go to the...

You should have gone long ago - Mr Skeffington

You should have gone long ago

Good night Mr Skeffington Good night Miss Trellis - Mr Skeffington

Good night Mr Skeffington Good night Miss Trellis

I could wring Trippy's neck - Mr Skeffington

I could wring Trippy's neck

You mustn't feel like this Everything will be all right really - Mr Skeffington

You mustn't feel like this Everything will be all right...

A very interesting man. - Mr Skeffington

A very interesting man.

- Good morning.
- Good morning. - Mr Skeffington

- Good morning. - Good morning.

Will you try to locate Mr.
Skeffington? He's on the exchange floor. - Mr Skeffington

Will you try to locate Mr. Skeffington? He's on the exc...

Mr. Skeffington, I want you to know I
didn't come here to talk about Trippy. - Mr Skeffington

Mr. Skeffington, I want you to know I didn't come here ...

Oh well if you're that casual about money I'll let you buy the dozen tickets after all - Mr Skeffington

Oh well if you're that casual about money I'll let...

Yes? - Mr Skeffington

- Terrible.
- What's terrible? - Mr Skeffington

- Terrible. - What's terrible?

Get all our branch offices on the
phone. Keep a wire open to Washington. - Mr Skeffington

Get all our branch offices on the phone. Keep a wire open to...

Mr. Skeffington,
I've changed my mind. - Mr Skeffington

Mr. Skeffington, I've changed my mind.

It's impossible, I tell
you. Miss Trellis, I-- - Mr Skeffington

It's impossible, I tell you. Miss Trellis, I--

Fanny it's not like you - Mr Skeffington

Fanny it's not like you

I think I could - Mr Skeffington

I think I could

We're about to be serenaded - Mr Skeffington

We're about to be serenaded

Everybody knows about it It's in the papers - Mr Skeffington

Everybody knows about it It's in the papers

- Would you please excuse me?
- Fanny. - Mr Skeffington

- Would you please excuse me? - Fanny.

I don't know what you're gonna do,
but I'm gonna have another sandwich. - Mr Skeffington

I don't know what you're gonna do, but I'm go...

- Good evening.
- Good evening, Mr. Trellis. - Mr Skeffington

- Good evening. - Good evening, Mr. Trellis.

I wanted my flowers to get here before I did - Mr Skeffington

I wanted my flowers to get here before I did

- This what you're looking for?
- Yes. - Mr Skeffington

- This what you're looking for? - Yes.

He'll be back in a couple of weeks. - Mr Skeffington

He'll be back in a couple of weeks.

You know, George, I keep forgetting that Job
can afford to give me things like this. - Mr Skeffington

You know, George, I keep forgetting that Job can afford to g...

"King and queen of England lay cornerstone
for new army hospital." - Mr Skeffington

"King and queen of England lay cornerstone for new army...

- He looks like a very nice man.
- He is. - Mr Skeffington

- He looks like a very nice man. - He is.

Just like a machine. - Mr Skeffington

Just like a machine.

"Another naval victory
for the Allies." - Mr Skeffington

"Another naval victory for the Allies."

Oh, how dreadful. - Mr Skeffington

Oh, how dreadful.

Georgie, isn't that Trippy? - Mr Skeffington

Georgie, isn't that Trippy?

Georgie, would you
please get me a glass of wa-- ? - Mr Skeffington

Georgie, would you please get me a glass of wa-- ?

I suppose it's the custom for the
father to kiss the expectant mother. - Mr Skeffington

I suppose it's the custom for the father to kiss the ex...

Well I wanted to keep on crying but I didn't have the strength - Mr Skeffington

Well I wanted to keep on crying but I didn't have the...

A woman is beautiful when she's loved - Mr Skeffington

A woman is beautiful when she's loved

All right, Fanny. You can go
to California if you want to. - Mr Skeffington

All right, Fanny. You can go to California if you want to.

Fanny, aren't you really
happy about having...? - Mr Skeffington

Fanny, aren't you really happy about having...?

Good afternoon, Mrs. Skeffington. Some
more flowers from your husband. - Mr Skeffington

Good afternoon, Mrs. Skeffington. Some more flowers from you...

A girl? Wonderful. - Mr Skeffington

A girl? Wonderful.

Oh, thank you. - Mr Skeffington

Thank you - Mr Skeffington

- Fanny?
- I won't be five minutes, Job. - Mr Skeffington

- Fanny? - I won't be five minutes, Job.

- A telegram, Job? From whom?
- From the War Department. - Mr Skeffington

- A telegram, Job? From whom? - From the War Department.

What is it, Job? - Mr Skeffington

What is it, Job?

My poor, darling Trippy. - Mr Skeffington

My poor, darling Trippy.

Isn't it a trifle immodest? - Mr Skeffington

Isn't it a trifle immodest?

And if Mr. Skeffington
calls, Manby... - Mr Skeffington

And if Mr. Skeffington calls, Manby...

That was the most wonderful
time I've ever had in my life. - Mr Skeffington

That was the most wonderful time I've ever had in my li...

Good stuff, huh, bud? - Mr Skeffington

Good stuff, huh, bud?

Oh, Mr. Mac. - Mr Skeffington

Hello, Fanny. - Mr Skeffington

Fanny, you've eaten hardly anything. - Mr Skeffington

Fanny, you've eaten hardly anything.

I think I'll have some
ice cream after all. - Mr Skeffington

I think I'll have some ice cream after all.

How perfectly dreadful. - Mr Skeffington

How perfectly dreadful.

My darling daughter, it
is terrifying to think... - Mr Skeffington

My darling daughter, it is terrifying to think...

There's an attractive man. - Mr Skeffington

There's an attractive man.

Hey, Fanny! - Mr Skeffington

But listen... - Mr Skeffington

Dr. Melton, Mrs.
Skeffington is very ill. - Mr Skeffington

Dr. Melton, Mrs. Skeffington is very ill.

- All right, show her in.
- Yes, doctor. - Mr Skeffington

- All right, show her in. - Yes, doctor.

There's nothing urgent about you. - Mr Skeffington

There's nothing urgent about you.

But you're one of a vast army of silly women Capital S capital W - Mr Skeffington

But you're one of a vast army of silly women Capital S...

- Good evening.
- Good evening. - Mr Skeffington

- Good evening. - Good evening.

Fanny, you still haven't grown up. - Mr Skeffington

Fanny, you still haven't grown up.

There's a gentleman in the
library to see you, madam. Mr. Morrison. - Mr Skeffington

There's a gentleman in the library to see you, madam. M...

It's not generally known Edward - Mr Skeffington

It's not generally known Edward

That's not kind of you, darling. - Mr Skeffington

That's not kind of you, darling.

Oh, I know you had a
difficult choice to make. - Mr Skeffington

Oh, I know you had a difficult choice to make.

Go down and see him. - Mr Skeffington

Go down and see him.

Job? - Mr Skeffington

Your cane. - Mr Skeffington

Manby... - Mr Skeffington

Fanny. - Mr Skeffington

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Popular and beautiful Fanny Trellis is forced into a loveless marriage with an older man, Jewish banker Job Skeffington, in order to save her beloved brother Trippy from an embezzlement charge.

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Director: Vincent Sherman

Writer: Julius J. Epstein, Philip G. Epstein, Elizabeth von Arnim

Production: Warner Bros. Pictures

Genre: drama, romance

Year: 1944

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 7.6

BoxOffice: N/A

Released: 12 Aug 1944

Awards: Nominated for 2 Oscars. 2 nominations total

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