This Man Is Mine (1934 film) explained

This Man Is Mine
Director:John Cromwell
Producer:Merian C. Cooper
Screenplay:Jane Murfin
Starring:Irene Dunne
Constance Cummings
Ralph Bellamy
Music:Max Steiner
Cinematography:David Abel
Editing:William Morgan
Distributor:RKO Radio Pictures, Inc.
Runtime:76 min.
Country:United States
Language:English

This Man is Mine is a 1934 American pre-Code film directed by John Cromwell and starring Irene Dunne, Ralph Bellamy, and Constance Cummings. It is based on the play Love Flies in the Window by Anne Morrison Chapin.

Plot

Tony and Jim Dunlap are happily married. However, the dull-but-dependable Jim had been in love with Fran Harper, a school friend of Tony, before he and Tony married. Fran has just been divorced. Now Fran is coming their way, bringing her pick-up boyfriend Mort Holmes along, and she intends to steal Jim from Tony.

Tony sees Fran as a reminder of her own mother, who left Tony's father and caused him to drink himself to death. Thus, Tony is determined to avoid meeting Fran. However, they meet at the house of their friends, Jud and Bee McCrae, and Fran goes off with Jim after everyone has left. When Tony finds that Jim and Fran have been together, she threatens to divorce him. However, Tony eventually beats Fran at her own game, and wins Jim back.

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