You Can't Buy Everything (1934) [N/A]

Featuring:
May Robson, Jean Parker, Lewis Stone

Written by:
Dudley Nichols
Lamar Trotti
Zelda Sears

Directed by:
Charles Reisner


Release Date:
January 26, 1934

Original Title:
You Can't Buy Everything

Alternate Titles:
Nem Tudo Se Compra

Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 82

A scorned woman dreams of revenge on the man who betrayed her.

Hannah is so tight with her money that she takes her son, Donnie, to the charity ward a week after he hurts his leg. But she has always hoarded her money since her late husband wasted most of it and now she plans to save it for Donnie. But when Donnie graduates from Princeton, he does not want to go into banking at Hannah's bank, he wants to be a writer, which upsets Hannah. But the greatest blow of all comes when Donnie meets the daughter of the man who jilted Hannah 30 years before.

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Rankings and Honors

You Can't Buy Everything (1934) on IMDb
Internet Movie Database 6.7/10

Adaptation:
Eve Greene
Zelda Sears

Art Direction:
David Townsend

Director:
Charles Reisner

Director of Photography:
Leonard Smith

Editor:
Ben Lewis

Interior Designer:
Edwin B. Willis

Original Music Composer:
William Axt

Producer:
Lucien Hubbard

Screenplay:
Lamar Trotti
Dudley Nichols

Wardrobe Designer:
Dolly Tree

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