Second Honeymoon (1937)
Directed by Walter Lang / Phil Rosen
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Synopsis by Hal Erickson
This cinematic meringue stars Loretta Young as a young woman whose second husband (Lyle Talbot) is a hard working but dull business exec. She pines for hubby Number One (Tyrone Power), an irresponsible playboy. Young runs into Tyrone again during a Florida vacation, spurning him at first because he hasn't mended his old carefree ways. But that old black magic soon has Young under Tyrone's spell, and boring old Lyle Talbot is left holding the bag. The footloose and fancy-free Second Honeymoon is based on a story by Philip Wylie, an otherwise cantankerous critic of social foibles.
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airport, apartment, boating, business, career, conversation, correspondence, couple, divorce, ex-husband, ex-wife, extramarital-affair, friendship, guest, honeymoon, husband, loot, lost, love, marriage, millionaire, party, plans, playboy, reconciliation, sea, second-chance, truth, vacation, valet [servant], wife
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