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Date of Release: February 19, 1937
Running Time: 99 minutes
Director: Richard Boleslawski
Screenplay: Leon Gordon, Monckton Hoffe and Samuel Raphaelson
From the play by Frederick Lonsdale
Cinematography: George J. Folsey
Film Editing: Frank Sullivan
Art Direction: Cedric Gibbons
Recording Director: Douglas Shearer
Producer: Lawrence Weingarten
Original Music: William Axt
Associate Art Director: Edwin B. Willis and Joseph Wright
Note: Direction completed by Dorothy Arzner and George Fitzmaurice when Boleslawski died during production; remake of The Last of Mrs. Cheyney (1929) which starred Norma Shearer and Basil Rathbone in RM's role.
Joan Crawford...Fay Cheyney
William Powell...Charles
Robert Montgomery...Lord Arthur Dilling
Frank Morgan...Lord Francis Kelton
Jessie Ralph...Duchess
Nigel Bruce...Willis
Colleen Clare...Joan
Benita Hume...Kitty
Ralph Forbes...Couisin John
Aileen Pringle...Maria
Melville Cooper...William
Leonard Carey...Ames
Sara Haden...Anna
Lumsden Hare...Inspector Witherspoon
Willis Clare...George
Barnett Parker...Purser
Wallis Clark...(uncredited)
Aboard ship, Lord Dilling and Lord Felton meet beautiful and charming Mrs. Cheyney and both fall for her. She is invited into their home and admired by all, especially the Duchess. But are she and her faithful butler, Charles, something more than meets the eye? Well-played and quite funny, with William Powell throwing an interesting twist into the situation. Montgomery and Crawford both do well and all members of the supporting cast are excellent.