When's Your Birthday? (1937) | |
| Director(s) | Harry Beaumont |
| Producer(s) | Robert Harris (associate), David L. Loew (executive) |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Romance |
| Top Topics | Romance (Comic) |
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When's Your Birthday? (1937) was a Comedy - Romance Film directed by Harry Beaumont and produced by Robert Harris and David L. Loew.
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Quotes from When's Your Birthday?
Bartender at Charity Bazarr:
[with wine bottle] Shall I pour it sir?
Mr. Henry Basscombe: [sarcastically] What do you expect it to... sweat itself out?
Dustin Willoughby: [as Diane is leaving in a huff] Goodbye, Diane. Forget me and marry a Sagitarius.
Mr. Henry Basscombe: [angrily as he is leaving too through the door] She's gonna marry an Amerocan like her mother did!
Larry Burke: Every time I try to make a date, one of your planets gets a stomach ache. I'm sick of it.
Dustin Willoughby: So are the planets.
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Mr. Henry Basscombe: [sarcastically] What do you expect it to... sweat itself out?
Dustin Willoughby: [as Diane is leaving in a huff] Goodbye, Diane. Forget me and marry a Sagitarius.
Mr. Henry Basscombe: [angrily as he is leaving too through the door] She's gonna marry an Amerocan like her mother did!
Larry Burke: Every time I try to make a date, one of your planets gets a stomach ache. I'm sick of it.
Dustin Willoughby: So are the planets.
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Facts about When's Your Birthday?
Although there is an onscreen copyright statement, the movie is not listed in the copyright registry.
John Frederick Ballard's play was unpublished, but copyrighted on 18 November 1935.
The original prints of this film had a Technicolor animation sequence, created by Robert Clampett and Leon Schlesinger.
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John Frederick Ballard's play was unpublished, but copyrighted on 18 November 1935.
The original prints of this film had a Technicolor animation sequence, created by Robert Clampett and Leon Schlesinger.
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