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Director
William A. Seiter

Writers
George Beck (story)
Richard Connell (writer)
Gladys Lehman (writer)

Fotografía
Milton R. Krasner

Música
Frank Skinner



Release Date:13 September 1940 (USA)
Genre:Comedy
Runtime:95 min
Country:USA
Language:English
Color:Black and White
Aspect Ratio:1.37 : 1
Universal Pictures



Cast
Rosalind Russell ... Kendal Browning
Brian Aherne ... Stephen Dexter

Virginia Bruce ... Phyllis Walden
Robert Benchley ... Roger Van Horn
John Carroll ... Jose de Berganza

Hobart Cavanaugh ... William, Kendal's Secretary
Richard Lane ... McNab aka Mac
William B. Davidson ... Mumford (as William Davidson)
Leonard Carey ... Peterson, Butler
Selmer Jackson ... Hudson
William Halligan ... Latimer
George Humbert ... Chef
Virginia Brissac ... Miss Collins



Sinopsis
Un publicista le pide a su secretaria que se case con ella, por pura conveniencia, para poder cerrar un negocio que tiene entre manos. El pacto conlleva el divorcio inmediato, una vez cerrado el asunto. El problema viene cuando ella rehusa cumplir con su parte, quiere seguir casada con su 'maridito'.

Divertida comedia de enredo en torno a la siempre eficaz guerra de sexos. Sobresale, como no puede ser de otra manera, Rosalind Russell, que se movía en el género como pez en el agua.

Review Summary
Rosalind Russell and Brian Aherne go through their customary farcical paces in the formula romantic comedy Hired Wife. Russell plays Kendal Browning, the superefficient secretary of business executive Stephen Dexter (Brian Aherne). When Dexter is legally obliged to put his business and its assets in his wife's name, he is momentarily stymied, inasmuch as he has no wife. Rather than enter into a hasty marriage with one of his various amours, Dexter proposes to Kendal, with the firm understanding that their union will be strictly a business arrangement. Is it any surprise that this "in-name-only" set-up culminates in a deep and abiding romance by fade-out time. Also contributing mightily to the overall frivolity is Robert Benchley as Dexter's prudish business partner and Virginia Bruce as a sexy model whom Dexter plans to wed as soon as his financial problems are straightened out, and John Carroll as a temperamental Latin Lover-type-stock characters all, but consummately played. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

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