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That Kind of Woman (1959)In 1944, Kay and Jane travel on an overnight train from Miami to New York, accompanied by Harry. Kay is the mistress of "The Man"... See full summary » Director:Sidney Lumet |
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| Sophia Loren | ... |
Kay
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Red
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George Kelly
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Barbara Nichols | ... |
Jane
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| Keenan Wynn | ... |
Harry Corwin
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In 1944, Kay and Jane travel on an overnight train from Miami to New York, accompanied by Harry. Kay is the mistress of "The Man", a rich industrialist, whom they are to meet so that they can help entertain an important general. Red, a young paratrooper on leave, picks up Kay in the club car, while his buddy Kelly goes off with Jane. Kay assumes she will not see Red again, but Jane gives Kelly their New York address. Kay is smitten with Red as they spend the day in New York, and Red invites her to meet him on the evening train to visit his family. Written by Will Gilbert
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Music by Jimmy McHugh and lyrics by Dorothy Fields
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During filming on location in New York, Keenan Wynn was the guest star on I've Got a Secret, his secret being that he was going to offer one of the panelists a walk-on part in this movie.'Henry Morgan' won the part, and a picture taken of he and Sophia Loren was presented on the following week's program. See more »Goofs
Revealing mistakes: During the scene at a fancy restaurant, menus seen in at least two different shots are clearly the unmistakable design of those used by Sardi's, even though the restaurant is clearly not that famous Broadway eatery. See more »Soundtracks
"I'm In The Mood for Love"Music by Jimmy McHugh and lyrics by Dorothy Fields
Played when they dance on the railroad car and heard as a theme later in the movie See more »
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