Designing Woman (1957) |
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Other InformationAwardsBest Written American Comedy Writers Guild of America, USA [1958] (Won/Nominated: Nominated) Top Comedy Laurel Awards [1958] (Won/Nominated: Nominated) Top Female Comedy Performance Laurel Awards [1958] (Won/Nominated: 3rd place) Best Writing, Story and Screenplay - Written Directly for the Screen Academy Awards [1958] (Won/Nominated: Won) Plot SummaryAt the Beverly Hills Hotel, after a long night of drinking, sports writer Mike Hagen is hung over and anxious because he cannot recall writing his New York Record assignment that was due the previous evening. When fashion designer Marilla, whom Mike... TaglineM-G-M presents The Comedy of The Year! His world is guys and dolls! Her world is gowns and glamor! DiscographySinglesMusic is better than Words There`ll Be Some Changes Made |
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Trivia and QuotesQuotes Mike Hagen: I`m going into the men`s room now, to change into the bus boy`s green pants. Mike Hagen: So, what`s for dinner?
Marilla Hagen: [realizing] Lori Shannon.
Mike Hagen: For dinner? Mike Hagen: [narration] Liquor, I`ve found, makes me very smart sometimes. Mike Hagen: Why is it that you can`t stand the sight of blood on anyone but me? Marilla Hagen: We never argue anymore. And when we do, it never lasts more than a week or two.Trivia In the rehearsal scene Dolores Gray sings "Music is Better than Words", a song that she originally performed in It`s Always Fair Weather (1955). MGM costume designer Helen Rose came up with the idea for this movie about a fashion designer. George Burns later told Gregory Peck that his reaction to getting the plate turned over in his lap was one of the best of its kind Burns had ever seen. James Stewart and Grace Kelly were intended to be the co-stars of this movie, but when Kelly became betrothed to Prince Rainier of Monaco, Stewart decided not to do it (a decision he later said he regretted), and the leading roles went to Gregory Peck and Lauren Bacall. | ||
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