Robert Montgomery - Again and Again Quiz

Answer: No More Ladies

Released in 1935, "No More Ladies" also starred Franchot Tone and Edna May Oliver. Robert Montgomery and Joan Crawford made 7 films together.

Answer: The Women

Released in 1939, "The Women" also starred Norma Shearer and Joan Fontaine. Rosalind Russell and Joan Crawford were in two movies together, "Forsaking All Others" and "The Women".

Answer: Night Must Fall

Released in 1937, "Night Must Fall" also starred Dame May Whitty. Robert Montgomery was born May 21, 1904 in Beacon, New York.
He was signed by MGM in 1929 and made his screen debut opposite Greta Garbo in "The Single Standard". He was nominated for the Best Actor Oscar twice, once for his role in "Here Comes Mr. Jordan" and the second for "Night Must Fall".

Answer: Three Loves Has Nancy

Released in 1938, "Three Loves Has Nancy" also starred Janet Gaynor and Guy Kibbee. Franchot Tone and Robert Montgomery starred in two films together, "No More Ladies" and "Three Loves Has Nancy".

Answer: Love on the Run

Released in 1936, "Love on the Run" also starred Joan Crawford. Franchot Tone and Clark Gable starred in three movies together, "Dancing Lady", "Mutiny on the Bounty" and "Love on the Run".

Answer: Forsaking All Others

Released in 1934, "Forsaking All Others" also starred Joan Crawford and Billie Burke. Clark Gable and Robert Montgomery starred in four films together, "The Easiest Way", "Forsaking All Others", "Hollywood Goes to Town", and "Night Flight". Robert Montgomery was President of the Screen Actors Guild for four terms beginning in 1935.

Answer: June Bride

Released in 1948, "June Bride" also starred Bette Davis and Betty Lynn. Fay Bainter was the first to ever be nominated for both a Supporting and Lead Acting Academy Award in the same year. In 1938, she won Best Supporting Actress for "Jezebel", but lost Best Actress for "White Banners".

Answer: The Heavenly Body

Released in 1943, "The Heavenly Body" also starred Hedy Lamar and James Craig. William Powell was in the popular 'Thin Man' series of films, and was excellent in "Mr. Roberts".

Answer: The Last of Mrs. Cheyney

Released in 1937, "The Last of Mrs. Cheyney" also starred Joan Crawford and Frank Morgan. Robert Montgomery entered the Naval Reserve in 1941 and, after the war began, served with distinction as a PT-boat commander in the Pacific, and later on a destroyer in Europe.

Answer: The Single Standard

Released in 1929, "The Single Standard" also starred Greta Garbo and Nils Asther. Dorothy Sebastian and Robert Montgomery starred in three films together, "Free and Easy", "Our Blushing Brides" and "The Single Standard".

Answer: Our Dancing Daughters

Released in 1928, "Our Dancing Daughters" also starred Joan Crawford and Johnny Mack Brown. Watch for a hilarious scene with Buster Keaton and Dorothy Sebastian in "Spite Marriage".

Answer: Our Blushing Brides

Released in 1930, "Our Blushing Brides" also starred Joan Crawford and Dorothy Sebastian. Anita Page and Robert Montgomery starred in four films together, "The Easiest Way", "Free and Easy", "Our Blushing Brides", and "War Nurse". Robert Montgomery was also a producer and director. He directed six films including "Lady in the Lake" and "They Were Expendable".

Answer: Mr. and Mrs. Smith

Released in 1941, "Mr. and Mrs. Smith" also starred Gene Raymond and Jack Carson. Believe it or not, this hilarious comedy was directed by Alfred Hitchcock. Carole Lombard was married to William Powell and later to Clark Gable. Sadly, she died in an airplane crash in 1942 while returning from a war bond rally.

Answer: My Man Godfrey

Released in 1936, "My Man Godfrey" also starred William Powell and Alice Brady. Carole Lombard was nominated for a Best Actress Oscar for her role in "My Man Godfrey". Gail Patrick made many films for MGM, usually as the second lead. She played Cary Grant's new wife in "My Favorite Wife".

Answer: No More Ladies

Released in 1935, "No More Ladies" also starred Franchot Tone and Edna May Oliver. Robert Montgomery hosted and appeared in "Robert Montgomery Presents" on television from 1950 to 1957. His daughter, Elizabeth Montgomery ("Bewitched") was a regular on the show during the 1953-54 season. Robert Montgomery died of cancer in 1981.