Life With Father (1947) [Comedy]

"Life with Father" is an American comedy film. It tells the true story of Clarence Day, a stockbroker who wants to be master of his house, but finds his wife and his children ignoring him, until they start making demands for him to change his own life. In keeping with the autobiography, all the children in the family (all boys) are redheads. It stars William Powell and Irene Dunne as Clarence and his wife, supported by Elizabeth Taylor as a beautiful teenage girl with whom Clarence's oldest son becomes infatuated, along with Edmund Gwenn, ZaSu Pitts, Jimmy Lydon and Martin Milner.
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Directed by Michael Curtiz, produced by Robert Buckner, written by Howard Lindsay, Russel Crouse and Donald Ogden Stewart, starring William Powell as Clarence Day, Sr., Irene Dunne as Vinnie Day, Elizabeth Taylor as Mary Skinner, Edmund Gwenn as Rev. Dr. Lloyd, ZaSu Pitts as Cousin Cora Cartwright, Jimmy Lydon as Clarence Day, Jr., Emma Dunn as Margaret (the cook), , Moroni Olsen as Dr. Humphries, Elisabeth Risdon as Mrs. Whitehead (introduces Morley), Derek Scott as Harlan Day, Johnny Calkins as Whitney Day, Martin Milner as John Day, Heather Wilde as Annie (1st maid), Monte Blue as The Policeman, Mary Field as Nora (2nd maid) and Clara Blandick as Miss Wiggins (the Maid Service Employment Agent).
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Source: "Life with Father (film)" Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Wikimedia Foundation, Inc.. 13 August 2013. Web. 16 August 2013. en.wikipedia.or....
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[@bduhe219]

i love this movie. POWELL and DUNN were smashing in this.POWELL should have gotten an Oscar for this role. wonderful,

[@sarkastikleader4708]

Lmao My boy Harlan kept it real!!! He has no filter, just like his father.
Cora: And little Harlan, have you been a good little boy?
Harlan: No.

[@donnadeane9306]

William Powell was a wonderful actor. I loved him in life with father

[@kiwi9921]

Me too. Have you seen him in, ' My Man Godfrey '. Classic.. 💃🏾

[@jamesperryii9994]

I watched this movie a week ago with my family and had good laughs. (July/2020)

[@Tamara.1967]

I love this movie. William Powell always reminded me of my maternal grandfather. A young Elizabeth Taylor and Martin Milner?? awesome!

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I love this movie

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[@YlvaBjarnson]

love this movie so much

[@alicedossantos3062]

Luv Powell & Dunne

[@francisdrake6622]

Hands down one of my favorite movies of all time. I'm 45. You don't have to be THAT old to love these movies. William Powell...William Fucking Powell. Pardon my french.

[@JESUSISLORDforevermore888]

THAT is NOT “french”!!!!

[@adapickett8358]

Awe gads!

[@H.C.Q.]

"I'm an Indian now, see? I stand up and I say, 'How!'"

[@douglaswallace7680]

40 minutes in and it's ho hum with a few ha-ha's . Then K - POW ! It's Romeo and Juliette !
I'M IN !

[@sharonhufnagel1734]

In the movie Life with Father who carried Irene Dunne up the stairs?

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[@freakypeoplehunter]

Creepy that this was classified as a "comedy."

[@goofypenguin1159]

It's kind of funny in its own way just because of how old it is and how outdated a lot of the thinking is compared to today. While a lot of it is just silly, I think what makes this movie hilarious is the ongoing battle between the sexes that has been and always will be present in human history.

[@rachealtaylor4913]

Didn't get it??This is my father-in-law;for me this is sooh realitive and fuunneey! He does not like it whenever we tease him by reference him as MR. DAY

[@davidvance6367]

70 years ago they didn't talk filthy in films. Violence & drugs.

[@semiramisbonaparte1627]

It's funny to me. Maybe you're not witty enough or too degenerate to get it

[@tjp8141]

I seen it in 77 with my grandmother I remember saying I can't wait to have my vary own slaves Granny said don't be stupid no one treats slaves like that and made me watch roots needless to say I no longer felt the same she was always setting things closer to truth

[@semiramisbonaparte1627]

Roots is a lie.

[@wojciechdziuba1485]

2

[@precioustabbycat]

Bloody 😎

[@stevencrump1311]

Love this movie