To rekindle their love, a divorce judge orders a couple whose marriage is on the rocks to re-enact their four-day breakneck courtship.
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Cast
Irving Cummings
Director
Jean Arthur
Janie Anderson
Lee Bowman
Andy Anderson
Charles Coburn
William Smith
Edgar Buchanan
Judge
Charley Grapewin
Benjamin L. Pidgeon - Bellboy
Phil Brown
Henry Fairchild
Harry Davenport
Minister
Jane Darwell
Minister's Wife
Grant Mitchell
Hotel Clerk
Bob Haymes
Singer
Charles Arnt
Marriage Clerk
Martin Ashe
MP at Hotel
Vickie Beaver
Baby Bill
Dick Elliott
Bailiff
William Hall
MP at Nightclub
Robert Homans
Old Man Whittling on Steps
Frank Jenks
Top Sergeant
Robert Emmett Keane
Attorney
Virginia Van Upp
Writer
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source: The Impatient Years
I disagree the movie is just ordinary. While somewhat predictable in its outcome, the uncomfortable interaction between and Mr. and Mrs. Anderson was delightful. Her father provided the kind of advise Dr. Phil could learn from. Whenever I watch the old movies for the first time, the notion of a simpler time in America and the world is refreshing. I don't want to see the same garbage we call movies today. Hollywood's golden era need not be ashamed of "The Impatient Years". It takes us back in time to when saying "I do" was supposed to mean something. Thank you Jean Arthur and Lee Bowman for an uplifting movie experience.