There’s Always a Woman | FREE MOVIE (Joan Blondell, Melvyn Douglas)

[@cornbreadthedog]

Joan Blondell and Melvyn Douglas are just incredible together! They have such chemistry and charisma together! LOVE this movie! Very cool!

[@mysterywriter888]

I always loved Joan Blondell! Thanks for sharing. One of the most under-rated actresses! Funny and beautiful!

[@JoeS-e5s]

Screwball comedy is right, but she did manage to solve the case. Always a pleasure watching Joan Blondell, guaranteed a good laugh. Thanks.

[@checkeredflagfilms]

excellent writing comedic timing you don't find today. terrific film and thanks for posting!

[@The-F.R.E.E.-J.]

Great comedy, Douglas was a genius & Blondell was better than I ever seen her, seriously, this is a C L A S S I C!!! 👍👍

[@shelleymcafee8197]

What a great Duo; I’m loving this!

[@badpuppy09]

Both Melvyn Douglas and Joan Blondell are favorites of mine. I love some of their best films. Captain's Courageous, Ninotchka, A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, Nightmare Alley, Ghost Story.

[@wanderingfree149]

watching it now. thank you for the upload

[@elaineproffitt1032]

I love all the actors. This is a very good movie! Thank you!

[@pressureworks]

Always enjoy hearing the stock Columbia sound effects, as also heard in those Howard, Fine and Howard - Short Subject presentations.

[@DarleneValentine]

Wow. What a great little comedy…and no guttural words!☃️⛄️☃️

[@DarleneValentine]

“Gutteral”? No potty mouths🌻

[@randytracy1742]

Well, here’s Joan blondell (love her !) and Melvyn Douglas in a mystery-comedy about an attorney and his wife trying to make do and get involved in a case with Mary Astor as their client-things go back and forth trying to prove her innocence until the end of the flick where everything goes all right-that’s a good movie 🍿! 👍👍👍👍👍❤️

[@NorthcoastPatty]

Awesome; thank you so much.

[@timmathison8740]

The aqueaky chair is hilarious.

[@waterbourne9282]

Wow, they sure could make them back then, and that Joan Blondell, what a honey.

[@gratti0370]

Thank you!!

[@sara505sings]

I like very few movies, but I like this one.

[@solomon-uu5xh]

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Great fun movie. Joan was so cute & quite beautiful in this film.

[@geegaw1535]

Thank you for the movies ❤

[@martinmcglone8456]

acting and dialog in a movie what a great idea

[@CecileGillmore]

Great cast ❤

[@Janet-n9k]

Thank you.

[@cornbreadthedog]

If the perfume was 25 dollars an ounce, in today's money that'd be 450 dollars. If it's an 8 ounce bottle, that perfume on that nightstand would be worth over 3,500 dollars in today's money. That's crazy.

[@crystalalexander6634]

Loved it!

[@catherinecearns9002]

Love older movies what on earth has happened to Hollywood over the years

[@cornbreadthedog]

Lack of imagination, steep decline in morals, the never-ending gay agenda, the intentional dumbing down of Americans, and overpriced tickets and expensively high concession stand foods loaded with life-shortening chemicals and genetically modified ingredients. Also, add streaming services like Netflix and Hulu helping to kill the box office as well.

[@ranade316]

light and witty.

[@cornbreadthedog]

LOL..LOL.."Im married to the greatest detective in the world. He'll track you down to the ends of the earth." ...I would've said: "You mean Batman?" ....LOL..LOL...

[@catherineogorman8379]

great movie

[@bestill670]

Super movie!

[@bethr8756]

I can't believe that's Joan Blondell

[@oldsandface]

Why not? She was gorgeous!

[@FllixRouge]

Botox 😅

[@pressureworks]

39:35 dust for fingerprints in the kitchen. If the gun is the muder weapon and has prints, they should match any prints in the kitchen.

[@OldsCool68]

This mad cap movie is so much better than His Girl Friday. The banter is A++

[@-oiiio-3993]

09:51 - Per Usinflationcalclator, that $300 0f 1938 would be equivalent to nearly $6,700 today.

[@cornbreadthedog]

Borrowing 2 thousand dollars back then for gambling...That'd be 36 thousand and 400 dollars in today's money. Most Americans today make around 30 thousand a year. So, it's a little over a year's salary.

[@pressureworks]

Columbia did make a sequel, but without Joan Blondell. Perhaps she was busy making the film Off the Record at Warner Bros or they declined to loan her out again to Columbia. Who knows.

[@garryferrington811]

This movie has Pierre Watkin in it!

[@mariapasos7482]

What year?

[@cornbreadthedog]

This movie was made in 1938.

[@richardw3470]

What revolver?

[@es6544]

Stupid but entertaining

[@VardaAppel-n1s]

The movie was ok, but Melvyn Douglas was a bit too rough with Joan, all that pushing ,pulling hair and so on...

[@thomasgansevoort929]

With a cast like Melvyn Douglass and Mary Astor how could a movie fall flat on its face?.....well fall flat on its face it does.

[@BigMamaKatieG]

Jeeze she’s obnoxious