The Awful Truth 1937 Watch Free in HD

Irene Dunne

20 December 1898, Louisville, Kentucky, USA

Cary Grant

18 January 1904, Horfield, Bristol, England, UK

Ralph Bellamy

17 June 1904, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Alexander D'Arcy

10 August 1908, Cairo, Egypt

Cecil Cunningham

2 August 1888, St. Louis, Missouri, USA

Molly Lamont

22 May 1910, Boksburg, Transvaal, South Africa

Esther Dale

10 November 1885, Beaufort, South Carolina, USA

Joyce Compton

27 January 1907, Lexington, Kentucky, USA

Robert Allen

28 March 1906, Mount Vernon, New York, USA

Robert Warwick

9 October 1878, Sacramento, California, USA

Mary Forbes

30 December 1879, Hornsey, Middlesex [now in Haringey, London], England, UK

Claud Allister

3 October 1888, London, England, UK

Asta

Al Bridge

26 February 1891, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Dora Clement

May 30, 1891 in Spokane, Washington, USA

Edgar Dearing

4 May 1893, Ceres, California, USA

Jack Deery

July 31, 1892 in Sydney, Australia

Sarah Edwards

11 October 1881, Glyn Train, Denbighshire, South Wales, UK

Tom Ferrandini

November 28, 1901 in Alabama, USA

Bess Flowers

November 23, 1898 in Sherman, Texas, USA

Dell Henderson

July 5, 1883 in St Thomas, Ontario, Canada

Arthur Stuart Hull

8 May 1878, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Scott Kolk

16 May 1905, Baltimore, Maryland, USA

Carl M. Leviness

6 July 1885, New York City, New York, USA

Frank McLure

July 14, 1893 in Mobile, Alabama, USA

Miki Morita

October 1, 1896 in Ueda City, Nagano, Japan

Edmund Mortimer

August 21, 1874 in New York City, New York, USA

Paul Stanton

December 21, 1884 in Sterling, Illinois, USA

Leo McCarey

3 October 1896, Los Angeles, California, USA

Arthur Richman

16 April 1886, New York City, New York, USA

Viña Delmar

29 January 1903, New York City, New York, USA

Lucy Warriner

Played by: Irene Dunne

Jerry Warriner

Played by: Cary Grant

Daniel Leeson

Played by: Ralph Bellamy

Armand Duvalle

Played by: Alexander D'Arcy

Aunt Patsy

Played by: Cecil Cunningham

Barbara Vance

Played by: Molly Lamont

Mrs. Leeson

Played by: Esther Dale

Dixie Belle Lee

Played by: Joyce Compton

Frank Randall

Played by: Robert Allen

Mr. Vance

Played by: Robert Warwick

Mrs. Vance

Played by: Mary Forbes

New York Times

To be frank, The Awful Truth is awfully unimportant, but it is also one of the more laughable screen comedies of 1937, a fairly good vintage year.

May 21, 2003

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Nick's Flick Picks

Episodic but sublime screwball comedy, with Grant and Dunne at their most alluring.

August 16, 2003

Film-Forward.com

The look of love [Grant] gives co-star Irene Dunne, captured not in a close-up but a medium-wide shot, could melt anyone.

February 17, 2006

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Time Out

Zappy, sophisticated screwball comedy with Grant and Dunne displaying perfect timing.

June 24, 2006

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Combustible Celluloid

Its sophistication convinced the Academy that it was more than "just" a comedy and they awarded McCarey the Best Director Oscar

December 06, 2005

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EmanuelLevy.Com

One of the best screwball comedies (of remarriage) ever made, based on the astute mise-en-scene of director Leo McCarey (who won an Oscar) and superb turns from Cary Grant and Irene Dunne as the sparrying partners.

November 09, 2006

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Ozus' World Movie Reviews

A smart screwball comedy from the 1930s that's given the Lubitsch touch by director Leo McCarey.

January 07, 2006

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Film4

A joy.

May 27, 2008

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Reel Film Reviews

...has earned its reputation as one of the most effective screwball comedies from the 1930s.

April 10, 2007

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PopMatters

As pleasurable as anything a Hollywood studio and the star system ever produced.

April 04, 2003

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Decent Films Guide

One should be rooting for Cary Grant to get the girl, which means he ought to deserve her — and if that's more or less the case here, well, it's only because the girl turns out to be no great shakes either.

February 10, 2006

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Chicago Reader

Leo McCarey's largely improvised 1937 film is one of the funniest of the screwball comedies, and also one of the most serious at heart.

May 27, 2008

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