The Greeks Had a Word for Them (1932): Cast
The Greeks Had a Word for Them is a 1932 comedy starring Ward Bond as Taxi Driver (uncredited), Joan Blondell and Larry Steers. It runs 1 hour 19 minutes.
- Released
- Runtime
- 1h 19m (79 min)
- Genre
- Comedy
- Original language
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English - Studio
- Feature Productions
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is The Greeks Had a Word for Them About?
The premise of The Greeks Had a Word for Them without spoilers.
Obsessed with wealth, the three women live in a lavish penthouse, splurging on cocktails and designer wardrobes while scheming against one another. Their rivalry turns into backbiting and catfights as they continuously steal each other’s boyfriends, proving that nothing but gold can touch them.
The Greeks Had a Word for Them Themes & Keywords
· 50 tags- based on play by same name
- lawyer
- friendship
- drunkenness
- fur coat
- taxi driver
- concert pianist
- con woman
- italian pilot
- law office
- duplicity
- piano concert
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- actor director
- wedding
- maid
- groom left at altar
- nudity
- marriage engagement
- screwball comedy
- spoken word record album
- wedding rehearsal
- love affair
- engagement ring returned
- butler
- buddy comedy
- sleeping through everything
- framed for theft
- waiter
- pre code film
- wedding dress
- ocean liner
- romantic reconciliation
- superstition
- pearl necklace
- automobile accident
- speakeasy
- sound recording
- romantic rivalry
- playboy
- beauty parlor
- inheritance
- sex comedy
- backstabbing woman
- ss ile de france
- father son relationship
- last will
- tycoon
- roommate
- jealousy
- putting money in bra
The Greeks Had a Word for Them Cast & Characters
Ward Bond leads the cast as Taxi Driver (uncredited), with Joan Blondell as Schatzi Sutro and Larry Steers as Man at Bar.
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Ward Bond as Taxi Driver (uncredited) -
Joan Blondell as Schatzi Sutro - Larry Steers as Man at Bar
- Sidney Bracey as The Waiter
Also Starring in The Greeks Had a Word for Them
· 24 more- Harry Tenbrook Taxi Driver
- Creighton Hale Wedding Supervisor
- Charles Coleman Waiter
- Bill Elliott Wedding Guest (uncredited)
- Louise Beavers Beautician (uncredited)
- Wilson Benge Bellings the Butler
- Jay Eaton Nightclub Patron
- Ellinor Vanderveer Wedding Guest
- Arthur Housman Drunk
- Betty Grable Hat Check Girl (uncredited)
- Walter Walker Pop's Voice on Record
- Phillips Smalley Justin Emery
- Albert Conti Frenchman on Liner
- Harry Bowen Schatze's Cabby
- Budd Fine Cop at Accident
- Madge Evans Polaire
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- David Manners Dey Emery
- Lowell Sherman Boris Feldman
- Jack Byron Speakeasy Patron
- Arthur Millett Baggageman, Ile de France
- Barbara Weeks Beautician
- Henry Taylor Garrett Law Secretary
- Ina Claire Jean Lawrence
- Patrick Cunning Men's Room Patron
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The Greeks Had a Word for Them FAQ: Cast & Runtime
Runtime, release date, cast and post-credit scenes of The Greeks Had a Word for Them, each answered in a sentence.
How long is The Greeks Had a Word for Them?
The Greeks Had a Word for Them runs 1 hour 19 minutes (79 minutes).
When was The Greeks Had a Word for Them released?
The Greeks Had a Word for Them was released on February 3, 1932.
Who is in the cast of The Greeks Had a Word for Them?
The Greeks Had a Word for Them stars Ward Bond as Taxi Driver (uncredited), Joan Blondell as Schatzi Sutro and Larry Steers as Man at Bar, among 28 credited actors.
Does The Greeks Had a Word for Them have a post-credit scene?
No. The Greeks Had a Word for Them has no extra scene during or after the credits.
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