Don't Play Bridge With Your Wife

Synopsis

In the classic comedy film 'Don't Play Bridge With Your Wife' released in 1933, Nora Lane stars in a delightful story revolving around the perils of mixing bridge and marriage. The plot follows an amusing sequence of events where misunderstandings, secrets, and rivalries unfold during a high-stakes bridge game. As the game progresses, tensions rise, and relationships are tested, leading to unexpected twists and turns. With witty dialogues and charming performances, 'Don't Play Bridge With Your Wife' promises a lighthearted yet insightful exploration of the complexities of love, trust, and competitive spirit.

Cast

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  Nora Lane

  Dorothy Roberts

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  Cornelius Keefe

  Edward Baker

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  Ruthelma Stevens

  Stoneage Opponent's Wife / Duchess of Worcestshire / Mrs. Haley

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  Grady Sutton

  Baker's Rival Suitor

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  Marjorie Beebe

  Stoneage Woman / Anne Boleyn

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  Bud Jamison

  Kibitzer

Reviews

Critics have had mixed reactions to 'Don't Play Bridge With Your Wife'. While some appreciated the engaging performances and witty humor, others found the plot somewhat predictable and lacking depth. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 3.6/5, noting that the film captures the essence of 1930s comedy but falls short in delivering a truly memorable experience. On the other hand, IMDb rated it 4.8/10, suggesting that the film may not appeal to modern audiences due to its dated style and narrative structure. Despite the varied opinions, 'Don't Play Bridge With Your Wife' remains a charming piece of classic cinema worth watching for its nostalgic appeal.