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[1940s]
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- (1948)
- Features: Manufactured on Demand
- Starring: Laraine Day, Kirk Douglas
- Studio: Film Detective
- Genre: Comedy-Classic
- Release Date: 11/22/2016
- Bestselling novelist Owen Waterbury (Kirk Douglas) hires aspiring writer Stephanie 'Steve' Gaylord (Laraine Day) to be his secretary. She thinks this is a good deal until it becomes apparent that... more
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- (1948)
- Features: Black & White
- Starring: Helen Walker, Laraine Day
- Studio: Alpha Video
- Genre: Comedy-Classic
- Release Date: 9/24/2002
- Kirk Douglas, Laraine Day. An opinionated writer and his feisty secretary find that behind their constant banter they have romantic feelings for each other. 1948/b&w/94 min/NR/fullscreen.
