If You Could Only Cook
1935
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Synopsis
An auto engineer and a professor's daughter pose as married servants in a mobster's mansion.
Key facts
Cast
Herbert Marshall, Jean Arthur, Leo Carrillo, Lionel Stander, Alan Edwards, Frieda Inescort, Gene Morgan, Ralf Harolde
Original language
English
First release
December 30, 1935 (United States)
Setting
New York City
Crew
Screenplay
Gertrude Purcell, Howard J. Green
Producer
Everett Riskin
Cinematography
John Stumar
Editing
Gene Havlick
Trailer
Stills
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Festival History
Releases & classifications
| Theatrical | United States | December 30, 1935 |
Full credits
| Director | William A. Seiter |
| Cast | Herbert Marshall (Jim Buchanan), Jean Arthur (Joan Hawthorne), Leo Carrillo (Mike Rossini), Lionel Stander (Flash), Alan Edwards (Bob Reynolds), Frieda Inescort (Evelyn Fletcher), Gene Morgan (Al), Ralf Harolde (Swig), Matt McHugh (Pete), Richard Powell (Chesty), Mariska Aldrich (Swedish Cook (uncredited)), William Anderson (Newsboy (uncredited)), John Ardell (Member of Board of Directors (uncredited)), William Arnold (Second Inspector (uncredited)), Wyrley Birch (Minister (uncredited)), Joan Blair (Kate (uncredited)), Ralph Brooks (Wedding Guest (uncredited)), Ann Bupp (Flower Girl at Wedding (uncredited)), Michelette Burani (French Cook (uncredited)), Walter Byron (Roy - Pianist at Wedding Rehearsal (uncredited)), Romaine Callender (Jennings (uncredited)), Mary Jane Carey (Bridesmaid (uncredited)), Jack Cheatham (Cop (uncredited)), James Conaty (Restaurant Patron (uncredited)), Edith Conrad (Cook (uncredited)), Helen Conway (Bridesmaid (uncredited)), Georgie Cooper (Fainting Woman (uncredited)), Frank Hall Crane (Member of Board of Directors (uncredited)), Lew Davis (Waiter (uncredited)), Peggy Dawson (Nursemaid (uncredited)), Wally Dean (Member of Board of Directors (uncredited)), Edgar Dearing (Motorcycle Cop (uncredited)), Sayre Dearing (Wedding Rehearsal Guest Extra (uncredited)), Bill Dillon (Secretary (uncredited)), Edith Emelyne (Bridesmaid (uncredited)), Estelle Etterre (Bridesmaid (uncredited)), Bess Flowers (Laura (uncredited)), Jean Fowler (Mr. Fletcher (uncredited)), John Guston (Telephone Operator (uncredited)), Jonathan Hale (Henry Brown - Member of Board of Directors (uncredited)), Katherine Hall (Miss Harrison - Jim's Secretary (uncredited)), Peggy Helm (Maid (uncredited)), Althea Henley (Bridesmaid (uncredited)), Henry Hebert (Member of Board of Directors (uncredited)), Russell Hicks (Dillon (uncredited)), Arthur Hohl (Conroy (uncredited)), Louis King (Park Caretaker (uncredited)), Mike Lally (Reporter (uncredited)), William Lally (Bill - New York Cop (uncredited)), Lois Lindsay (Wedding Rehearsal Guest (uncredited)), Charles Mason (Reporter (uncredited)), Edward McWade (Justice of the Peace (uncredited)), George Meeker (Parker (uncredited)), Torben Meyer (Swedish Servant (uncredited)), Robert Middlemass (Chief Inspector (uncredited)), Edmund Mortimer (Howard - Member of Board of Directors (uncredited)), Joseph North (Butler (uncredited)), Field Norton (Wedding Guest (uncredited)), Eddie Parker (Motorcycle Cop (uncredited)), Don Roberts (Bartender (uncredited)), Frederick Roland (Yates (uncredited)), Constantine Romanoff (Lefty - Rossini's Driver (uncredited)), Adrian Rosley (French Servant (uncredited)), Frances Shipp (Bridesmaid (uncredited)), Larry Steers (Wedding Guest (uncredited)), Harry Strathey (Member of Board of Directors (uncredited)), Jackie Lee Tracy (Little Girl (uncredited)), John Tyrrell (Reporter (uncredited)), Pierre Watkin (Mr. Balderson (uncredited)), George Webb (Third Inspector (uncredited)), Lee Willard (Member of Board of Directors (uncredited)), William Worthington (Mr. Fletcher (uncredited)) |
| Screenplay | Gertrude Purcell, Howard J. Green |
| Story | F. Hugh Herbert |
| Producer | Everett Riskin |
| Cinematography | John Stumar |
| Editing | Gene Havlick |
| Costumes | Samuel Lange |
Additional data: TMDB.
