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The Women

It's all about men!
1939 | 133m | English

(15802 votes)

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Popularity: 2 (history)

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A happily married woman lets her catty friends talk her into divorce when her husband strays.
Release Date: Sep 01, 1939
Director: George Cukor
Writer: Anita Loos, Jane Murfin, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Donald Ogden Stewart
Genres: Comedy, Drama
Keywords new york city, parent child relationship, nevada, infidelity, female friendship, reno, nevada, beauty salon, based on play or musical, bathtub, divorce, gossip, gold digger, dressing room, fashion show, columnist, mother daughter relationship
Production Companies Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Box Office Revenue: $2,270,000
Budget: $1,688,000
Updates Updated: Feb 01, 2025
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Full Credits

Name Character
Norma Shearer Mary Haines
Joan Crawford Crystal Allen
Rosalind Russell Sylvia Fowler
Mary Boland The Countess De Lave
Paulette Goddard Miriam Aarons
Joan Fontaine Peggy Day
Lucile Watson Mrs. Morehead
Phyllis Povah Edith Potter
Virginia Weidler Little Mary
Marjorie Main Lucy
Virginia Grey Pat
Ruth Hussey Miss Wattson
Muriel Hutchison Jane
Hedda Hopper Dolly Dupuyster
Florence Nash Nancy Blake
Cora Witherspoon Mrs. Van Adams
Ann Morriss Exercise Instructress
Dennie Moore Olga
Mary Cecil Maggie
Mary Beth Hughes Miss Trimmerback
Dorothy Adams Miss Atkinson (uncredited)
Ruth Alder Woman Under Sunlamp (uncredited)
Mariska Aldrich Singing Teacher (uncredited)
Meeka Aldrich Masseuse (uncredited)
Barbara Jo Allen Receptionist (uncredited)
Judith Allen Corset Model (uncredited)
Maude Allen Cyclist (uncredited)
Effie Anderson Nurse (uncredited)
Mary Anderson Young Girl (uncredited)
Dorothy Appleby Treatment Girl (uncredited)
Diana Arden Model in Fashion Show (uncredited)
Gertrude Astor Mud Bath Nurse (uncredited)
Bunny Beatty Debutante in Powder Room (uncredited)
May Beatty Fat Woman / Society Woman (uncredited)
Wilda Bennett Mrs. Carter (uncredited)
Joan Blair Miss Atkins (uncredited)
Gladys Blake Miss St. Claire (uncredited)
Marie Blake Stockroom Girl (uncredited)
Betty Blythe Mrs. South (uncredited)
May Boley Mud Mask (uncredited)
Lilian Bond Mrs. Erskine (uncredited)
Frederika Brown Head Saleswoman (uncredited)
Veda Buckland Woman (uncredited)
Aileen Carlyle Miss Hicks (uncredited)
Lucia Carroll Treatment Girl (uncredited)
Shirley Chambers Girl in a Bath (uncredited)
Lita Chevret Woman Under Sunlamp (uncredited)
Dora Clement Woman Under Sunlamp (uncredited)
Mabel Colcord Woman Getting Massage (uncredited)
Beatrice Cole Negligee Model (uncredited)
Mildred Coles Debutante (uncredited)
Nell Craig Nurse (uncredited)
Esther Dale Ingrid (uncredited)
Mary Dees Girl (uncredited)
Eva Dennison Old Girl (uncredited)
Estelle Etterre Hairdresser #2 (uncredited)
Dot Farley Large Woman (uncredited)
Nance Lee Ferrar Edith Potter's Daughter (uncredited)
Flora Finch Woman Window Tapper (uncredited)
Ruth Findlay Pedicurist (uncredited)
Agnes Fraser Debutante (uncredited)
June Gittelson Mrs. Goldstein (uncredited)
Grace Goodall Head Saleswoman (uncredited)
Rita Gould Dietician (uncredited)
Grayce Hampton Dowager in Powder Room (uncredited)
Sibyl Harris Fashion Show Commentator (uncredited)
Theresa Harris Olive (uncredited)
Winifred Harris Mrs. North / Society Woman (uncredited)
Grace Hayle Cyclist (uncredited)
Brenda Henderson Mrs. Jones' Daughter (uncredited)
Jany Hope Edith Potter's Daughter (uncredited)
Joey Hope Edith Potter's Daughter (uncredited)
Virginia Howell Receptionist (uncredited)
Carol Hughes Salesgirl at Modiste Salon (uncredited)
Jane Isbell Edith Potter's Daughter (uncredited)
Suzanne Kaaren Princess Mara (uncredited)
Alice Keating Saleswoman (uncredited)
Carole Lee Kilbry Theatrical Child (uncredited)
Carole Lee Kirby Theatrical Child (uncredited)
Lenita Lane Mrs. Spencer's Friend (uncredited)
Priscilla Lawson Hairdresser #1 (uncredited)
Leni Lynn Edith's Oldest Daughter (uncredited)
Leila McIntyre Woman with Bundles (uncredited)
Janet McLeay Girl in Shadowgraph / Glamour Girl (uncredited)
Butterfly McQueen Lulu (uncredited)
Greta Meyer Masseuse (uncredited)
Helene Millard Cosmetic Saleswoman (uncredited)
Sue Moore Masseuse (uncredited)
Natalie Moorhead Woman at Modiste Salon (uncredited)
Gertrude Needham Woman (uncredited)
Hattie Noel Maid on Train (uncredited)
Florence O'Brien Euphie (uncredited)
Mimi Olivera Manicurist (uncredited)
Blanche Payson Masseuse (uncredited)
Edith Penn Nurse (uncredited)
Barbara Pepper Tough Girl (uncredited)
Virginia Pine Glamour Girl (uncredited)
Hilda Plowright Miss Fordyce (uncredited)
Aileen Pringle Miss Carter the Saleslady (uncredited)
Catherine Proctor Woman in Cabinet (uncredited)
Isabel Randolph Woman in Cabinet (uncredited)
Renie Riano Ugly Saleswoman (uncredited)
Ruth Rickaby Nurse (uncredited)
Jo Ann Sayers Debutante (uncredited)
Dorothy Sebastian Saleswoman Pat (uncredited)
Peggy Shannon Mrs. Jones (uncredited)
Mildred Shay Crystal's French Maid Helen (uncredited)
Clarice Sherry Girl (uncredited)
Florence Shirley Miss Archer (uncredited)
Irene Shirley Nurse (uncredited)
Gertrude Simpson Stage Mother (uncredited)
Amzie Strickland Glamour Girl (uncredited)
Ann Teeman Makeup Artist (uncredited)
Terry Fighting Dog at Beauty Shop (uncredited)
Charlotte Treadway Companion Woman (uncredited)
Dorothy Tuttle Minor Role (uncredited)
Beryl Wallace Woman in Cabinet (uncredited)
Josephine Whittell Mrs. Spencer (uncredited)
Marjorie Wood Sadie the Old Maid in Powder Room (uncredited)
Charlotte Wynters Miss Batchelor (uncredited)
Mary Young Grandma (uncredited)
Name Job
Clare Boothe Luce Theatre Play
Oliver T. Marsh Director of Photography
Robert Kern Editor
Jack D. Moore Set Decoration
Leonid Raab Orchestrator
George Bassman Orchestrator
Paul Marquardt Orchestrator
Audrey Scott Stunts
Edward Woehler Assistant Director
Donna Hall Stunts
Wally Heglin Orchestrator
Charles Maxwell Orchestrator
Edward Ward Original Music Composer
Joseph Ruttenberg Director of Photography
George Cukor Director
Anita Loos Screenplay
Jane Murfin Screenplay
F. Scott Fitzgerald Screenplay
Donald Ogden Stewart Screenplay
David Snell Original Music Composer
Cedric Gibbons Art Direction
Edwin B. Willis Set Decoration
Sydney Guilaroff Hairstylist
Adrian Costume Design
George King Choreographer
Douglas Shearer Sound Director
Wade B. Rubottom Assistant Art Director
Laszlo Willinger Still Photographer
Eugene Joseff Other
Arthur Schutt Orchestrator
Name Title
Hunt Stromberg Producer
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Popularity History


Year Month Avg Max Min
2024 4 16 27 9
2024 5 20 35 11
2024 6 19 35 10
2024 7 21 34 11
2024 8 14 24 9
2024 9 10 15 7
2024 10 18 37 8
2024 11 11 21 6
2024 12 10 15 6
2025 1 14 40 6
2025 2 8 12 3
2025 3 4 13 1
2025 4 1 4 1
2025 5 2 3 1
2025 6 1 3 1
2025 7 2 5 1
2025 8 1 3 0
2025 9 2 4 1
2025 10 3 3 2

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Reviews

missmiserys
3.0

A women centric movie from the 30s was a very cool concept to me in theory, but the execution and the whole movie being about men despite no men being on screen and it being called ‘The Women’ but none of them women having much of a character outside of relationships and men. Really wanted to like t ... his and was disappointed I didn’t.

Jun 23, 2021