His Woman 1931
"A Girl he met under strange circumstances- a dancehall tomboy he loved even though she mocked him- scorned him -laughed at him. She was "HIS WOMAN!""
In Edward Sloman's 1931 drama *His Woman*, rugged sea captain Sam Whelan (Gary Cooper) finds his tough exterior challenged by an unexpected bond with Sally Clark (Claudette Colbert), a mysterious woman claiming to be a missionary's daughter.
Director: Edward Sloman
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is *His Woman (1931)* about?
*His Woman* follows Captain Sam Whelan, a hardened Caribbean freighter captain who takes in a woman named Sally Clark under mysterious circumstances. As their voyage to New York unfolds, a violent incident forces Whelan to confront Sally's past, putting their budding romance at risk when her true identity comes to light.
Who directed *His Woman*?
*His Woman* was directed by Edward Sloman, known for his work in early sound-era dramas and adventure films.
Who stars in *His Woman*?
The film stars Gary Cooper as Captain Sam Whelan, Claudette Colbert as Sally Clark, with supporting roles from Averell Harris, Douglass Dumbrille, and Raquel Davidovich.
Is *His Woman (1931)* worth watching?
If you enjoy vintage romance dramas with strong performances and a compelling high-seas backdrop, *His Woman* is a solid pick. The chemistry between Cooper and Colbert anchors the film, even as its plot twists may feel familiar to modern viewers.
How long is *His Woman*?
*His Woman* has a runtime of 76 minutes.
About His Woman (1931) — A Forbidden Romance on the High Seas
In Edward Sloman's 1931 drama *His Woman*, rugged sea captain Sam Whelan (Gary Cooper) finds his tough exterior challenged by an unexpected bond with Sally Clark (Claudette Colbert), a mysterious woman claiming to be a missionary's daughter. When the pair must care for an abandoned baby onboard Whelan's Caribbean freighter, their journey takes a dark turn after a violent clash leaves Sally's attacker overboard and her past secrets exposed. Set against the stormy backdrop of high seas and moral dilemmas, this classic romance explores themes of redemption, class divides, and the transformative power of love.
The chemistry between Cooper and Colbert crackles as their characters navigate betrayal and unlikely trust, culminating in a tense confrontation in New York after Sally's hidden identity threatens their fragile new relationship. With a runtime of just over an hour, *His Woman (1931)* delivers a tight, emotionally charged narrative that blends adventure with heartfelt drama—perfect for fans of vintage romance and nautical intrigue.