Mr. & Mrs. Smith (1941 film)

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Mr. & Mrs. Smith
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Directed by	Alfred Hitchcock
Written by	Norman Krasna
Starring	Carole Lombard Robert Montgomery Gene Raymond Jack Carson
Release date(s)	January 31, 1941 (U.S. release)
Running time	95 min.
Language	English
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Mr. & Mrs. Smith is a 1941 screwball comedy film directed by Alfred Hitchcock and written by Norman Krasna.

The movie starred Carole Lombard and Robert Montgomery as a married couple who discover that they really are not married. This gives them second thoughts as to whether they should stay together or not. Gene Raymond stars as a friend and colleague of Montgomery's -- they are both lawyers -- who begins to woo Lombard.

[edit] External links

• Mr. & Mrs. Smith at the Internet Movie Database
• Alfred Hitchcock Fans Online - Mr. and Mrs. Smith (1941)

Alfred Hitchcock's films

1920s: The Pleasure Garden • The Mountain Eagle • The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog • Downhill • Easy Virtue • The Ring • The Farmer's Wife • Champagne • The Manxman • Blackmail • 1930s: Juno and the Paycock • Murder! • Elstree Calling • The Skin Game • Mary • Number Seventeen • Rich and Strange • Waltzes from Vienna • The Man Who Knew Too Much • The 39 Steps • Secret Agent • Sabotage • Young and Innocent • The Lady Vanishes • Jamaica Inn • 1940s: Rebecca • Foreign Correspondent • Mr. & Mrs. Smith • Suspicion • Saboteur • Shadow of a Doubt • Lifeboat • Aventure Malgache • Bon Voyage • Spellbound • Notorious • The Paradine Case • Rope • Under Capricorn • 1950s: Stage Fright • Strangers on a Train • I Confess • Dial M for Murder • Rear Window • To Catch a Thief • The Trouble with Harry • The Man Who Knew Too Much • The Wrong Man • Vertigo • North by Northwest • 1960s: Psycho • The Birds • Marnie • Torn Curtain • Topaz • 1970s: Frenzy • Family Plot