The Divorcee (Ex-Wife)

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Directed by

Robert Z. Leonard

Starring (View all)

Norma Shearer
Jerry

Chester Morris
Ted

Conrad Nagel
Paul

Robert Montgomery
Don

Florence Eldridge
Helen

Helene Millard
Mary

Robert Elliott
Bill

Mary Doran
Janice

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Nick Grinde

Zelda Sears
(treatment)

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Release date: 19 April 1930

Tags: Drama (3), Romance (2), Pre-code (2), Thriller (1), Suspense (1), Marriage (1), Dating (1), 1930 (1), Divorce (1), 1930s (1), Vintage (1), Dramas (1), Best Lead Actress Oscar (1), MGM Studios (1)

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Taste of Cinema's Essential Pre-Code Hollywood (30 movies items)

"The queen of MGM, Norma Shearer, won her sole Oscar for her portrayal of Jerry, a young wife, that upon discovering her husband infidelities, decides to answer by being unfaithful herself. The gender equality subject was extremely controversial when the film came out and, if not for its risqué allure, The Divorcee is worth checking out alone for documenting the changing position women were conquering in society. The ending does leave a little to be desired when one takes into account the racy "