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Janie Gets Married

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Not long after returning home from the war to Hortonville, Wis., Dick (Robert Hutton) decides to marry and settle down with his girlfriend, Janie (Joan Leslie). Janie gets Dick a job writing for her father's newspaper, but domestic life isn't going as either spouse had planned. Dick asks Spud (Dorothy Malone), a visiting friend from the Army, to stay with him and Janie while in town, and things come to a head when Janie discovers that Army buddy Spud is an attractive woman.

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Synopsis Not long after returning home from the war to Hortonville, Wis., Dick (Robert Hutton) decides to marry and settle down with his girlfriend, Janie (Joan Leslie). Janie gets Dick a job writing for her father's newspaper, but domestic life isn't going as either spouse had planned. Dick asks Spud (Dorothy Malone), a visiting friend from the Army, to stay with him and Janie while in town, and things come to a head when Janie discovers that Army buddy Spud is an attractive woman.
Director
Vincent Sherman
Producer
Alex Gottlieb
Screenwriter
Agnes Christine Johnston
Production Co
Warner Bros.
Genre
Comedy
Original Language
English
Runtime
1h 29m