Every Girl Should Be Married 1948
"He won't say "YES"! She won't take "NO"!"
In the delightfully witty 1948 romantic comedy *Every Girl Should Be Married*, Cary Grant stars as Madison Brown, a charming pediatrician whose peaceful life takes a turn when he crosses paths with Anabel Sims (Betsy Drake), a spirited matchmaker with a master plan.
Director: Don Hartman
Cast
Cary Grant
Dr. Madison W. Brown
Betsy Drake
Anabel Sims
Franchot Tone
Roger Sanford
Diana Lynn
Julie Hudson
Alan Mowbray
Mr. Spitzer
Elisabeth Risdon
Mary Nolan
Richard Gaines
Sam McNutt
Harry Hayden
Gogarty
Chick Chandler
Soda Clerk
Leon Belasco
Violinist
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Every Girl Should Be Married (1948) about?
The film follows Anabel Sims, a bold woman who sets her sights on Madison Brown, a successful pediatrician. When a series of coincidences and her own matchmaking schemes lead them closer, Madison finds himself unexpectedly swept up in her grand plans for marriage.
Who directed Every Girl Should Be Married?
The film was directed by Don Hartman, known for his work in classic Hollywood comedies and screenwriting.
Who stars in Every Girl Should Be Married?
The film stars Cary Grant, Betsy Drake, Franchot Tone, Diana Lynn, and Alan Mowbray in key roles.
Is Every Girl Should Be Married (1948) worth watching?
With Cary Grant's effortless charm and a clever script, this 1940s romantic comedy delivers timeless appeal. Fans of lighthearted romances and classic Hollywood will find plenty to enjoy in this spirited tale of love and persistence.
How long is Every Girl Should Be Married?
Every Girl Should Be Married runs for 85 minutes.
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About Every Girl Should Be Married (1948) — Cary Grant stars in this 1940s romantic comedy classic
In the delightfully witty 1948 romantic comedy *Every Girl Should Be Married*, Cary Grant stars as Madison Brown, a charming pediatrician whose peaceful life takes a turn when he crosses paths with Anabel Sims (Betsy Drake), a spirited matchmaker with a master plan. Directed by Don Hartman, this lighthearted gem explores the playful battle of the sexes as Anabel orchestrates an elaborate campaign to win Madison's heart—whether he likes it or not. With sharp dialogue, charming 1940s flair, and a dash of mischief, the film balances romance with humor, portraying the hilarious lengths one woman will go to secure her dream husband.
Packed with classic Hollywood glamour, *Every Girl Should Be Married (1948)* delivers timeless themes of love, persistence, and the unexpected twists of fate. The chemistry between Grant and Drake sparkles, while Franchot Tone and Diana Lynn add depth to the ensemble cast. Whether you're a fan of screwball comedies or simply adore stories about determination and destiny, this film offers a heartwarming escape into the golden age of cinema.
