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* BlamingTheCuckold: In this one, the cheater is the father of the heroine. He doesn't blame his wife, he infamously blames his daughter for being wilful and frigid, and so causing him to look for the attentions of a younger woman. Needless to say, a massive case of ValuesDissonance, since the movie seems to paint both the father's infidelity and the heroine's willfulness as equally wrong.
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* BlamingTheCuckold: In this one, the cheater is the father of the heroine. He doesn't blame his wife, he infamously blames his daughter for being wilful and frigid, frigid and so causing him to look for the attentions of a younger woman. Needless to say, a massive case of ValuesDissonance, ValuesDissonance since the movie seems to paint both the father's infidelity and the heroine's willfulness as equally wrong.
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* FacePalmOfDoom: A particularly pissed off C. K. Dexter does this to Tracy after she breaks one of his golf clubs in front of him. She falls to the ground but she's not hurt.
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* FacePalmOfDoom: A particularly pissed off pissed-off C. K. Dexter does this to Tracy after she breaks one of his golf clubs in front of him. She falls to the ground but she's not hurt.
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* InformedFlaw: Quite a few, including Tracy's intolerance, Mike's cynicism, and Dexter's drunkenness. Mostly justified, considering the bulk of the plot takes place during one day, and to be fair to Dexter, by the time the story starts he's firmly on the wagon.
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* InformedFlaw: Quite a few, including Tracy's intolerance, Mike's cynicism, and Dexter's drunkenness. Mostly justified, considering the bulk of the plot takes place during one day, and to be fair to Dexter, by the time the story starts starts, he's firmly on the wagon.
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* IncomingHam: Dinah when she first meets Mike and Liz. She enters the room dressed in a party dress, sparkly jewellery, with a massive bow in her hair. She does so with an attempted ballet twirl as well.
* IronicEcho: "The truth is you'll never be a first class human being until you've learned to have some regard for human frailty."
* IronicEcho: "The truth is you'll never be a first class human being until you've learned to have some regard for human frailty."
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* IncomingHam: Dinah when she first meets Mike and Liz. She enters the room dressed in a party dress, dress and sparkly jewellery, jewellery with a massive bow in her hair. She does so with an attempted ballet twirl as well.
* IronicEcho: "The truth is you'll never be afirst class first-class human being until you've learned to have some regard for human frailty."
* IronicEcho: "The truth is you'll never be a
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* LittleMissSnarker: Dinah especially in her first scene. Later in the movie she quips that she knows something is about to happen because she's being sent away.
* LoveConfessor: Sort of happens between Liz and Sandy in the play. In the movie, the scene is re-written to have Dexter assume that Liz is in love with Mike without asking explicitly.
* LoveConfessor: Sort of happens between Liz and Sandy in the play. In the movie, the scene is re-written to have Dexter assume that Liz is in love with Mike without asking explicitly.
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* LittleMissSnarker: Dinah especially in her first scene. Later in the movie movie, she quips that she knows something is about to happen because she's being sent away.
* LoveConfessor: Sort of happens between Liz and Sandy in the play. In the movie, the scene isre-written rewritten to have Dexter assume that Liz is in love with Mike without asking explicitly.
* LoveConfessor: Sort of happens between Liz and Sandy in the play. In the movie, the scene is
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* NiceMeanAndInbetween: played with in regard of the three suitors. At first George is nice, Dexter is mean and Mike is inbetween. By the end, George is revealed in his true BitchInSheepsClothing colors, becoming the main mean guy. Mike is the decent nice guy, and Dexter falls in between.
* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Playwright Philip Barry based the character of Tracy on Helen Hope Montgomery Scott, a Main Line Philadelphia socialite famous for throwing lavish parties at her family's 800 acre farm estate in Radnor.
* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Playwright Philip Barry based the character of Tracy on Helen Hope Montgomery Scott, a Main Line Philadelphia socialite famous for throwing lavish parties at her family's 800 acre farm estate in Radnor.
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* NiceMeanAndInbetween: played with in regard of to the three suitors. At first first, George is nice, Dexter is mean mean, and Mike is inbetween. By the end, George is revealed in his true BitchInSheepsClothing colors, becoming the main mean guy. Mike is the decent nice guy, and Dexter falls in between.
* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Playwright Philip Barry based the character of Tracy on Helen Hope Montgomery Scott, a Main Line Philadelphia socialite famous for throwing lavish parties at her family's800 acre 800-acre farm estate in Radnor.
* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Playwright Philip Barry based the character of Tracy on Helen Hope Montgomery Scott, a Main Line Philadelphia socialite famous for throwing lavish parties at her family's
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* {{Revenge}}: Mike (incorrectly) assumes this is Dexter's reason for co-operating with Sidney Kidd.
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* {{Revenge}}: Mike (incorrectly) assumes this is Dexter's reason for co-operating cooperating with Sidney Kidd.
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* BlamingTheCuckold: In this one, the cheater is the father of the heroine. He doesn't blame his wife, he infamously blames his daughter for being wilful and frigid, and so causing him to look for the attentions of a younger woman. Needless to say, a massive case of ValuesDissonance, since the movie seems to paint both the father's infidelity and the heroine's willfulness as equally wrong.
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* AwesomeMcCoolname:
** C.K. Dexter Haven. Made even more awesome by the fact that we [[NoNameGiven don't know what the C.K. stands for.]]
** Well, "''Macaulay'' Connor is no homespun tag". His father taught English history, indeed. But he's Mike to his friends.
** C.K. Dexter Haven. Made even more awesome by the fact that we [[NoNameGiven don't know what the C.K. stands for.]]
** Well, "''Macaulay'' Connor is no homespun tag". His father taught English history, indeed. But he's Mike to his friends.
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* FullNameBasis: In one drunken scene, Mike addresses Dexter exclusively by his full name. [[AwesomeMcCoolname Probably because he really likes saying it.]]
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* FullNameBasis: In one drunken scene, Mike addresses Dexter exclusively by his full name. [[AwesomeMcCoolname Probably because he really likes saying it.]]
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Corpsing is now trivia, moving to that tab.
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* AlcoholHic: Jimmy Stewart's improvised AlcoholHic almost got Cary Grant {{corpsing}}. Which was what Stewart was trying to do, naturally. Lampshaded by Mike's line "I have the hiccups".
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* AlcoholHic: Jimmy Stewart's improvised AlcoholHic almost got Cary Grant {{corpsing}}.laughing. Which was what Stewart was trying to do, naturally. Lampshaded by Mike's line "I have the hiccups".
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* {{Corpsing}}: During the scene where James Stewart hiccups when drunk, you can see Cary Grant looking down and grinning. Since the hiccup wasn't scripted, Grant was on the verge of breaking out laughing and had to compose himself quickly.
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* AbhorrentAdmirer: Uncle Willy towards Liz.
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%% * AbhorrentAdmirer: Uncle Willy towards Liz.
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* NiceMeanAndInbetween: played with in regard of the three suitors. At first George is nice, Dexter is mean and Mike is inbetween. By the end, George is revealed in his true BitchInSheepsClothing colors, becoming the main mean guy. Mike is the decent nice guy, and Dexter falls inbetween.
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* NiceMeanAndInbetween: played with in regard of the three suitors. At first George is nice, Dexter is mean and Mike is inbetween. By the end, George is revealed in his true BitchInSheepsClothing colors, becoming the main mean guy. Mike is the decent nice guy, and Dexter falls inbetween.in between.
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* AdamWesting: Casting Creator/KatharineHepburn as a RichBitch who, in her first scene, gets knocked on her ass by Creator/CaryGrant was probably quite amusing to audiences in 1940, a time when the tabloids called Hepburn "Katharine of Arrogance" for her prickly, tomboyish public image.
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Later remade as the 1956 {{musical}} film ''Film/HighSociety'', starring Creator/GraceKelly, Creator/BingCrosby, and Music/FrankSinatra in the Hepburn, Grant, and Stewart roles. Not to be confused with the 1993 Tom Hanks movie ''{{Film/Philadelphia}}'', or the 1984 science fiction film ''Film/ThePhiladelphiaExperiment''.
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Later remade as the 1956 {{musical}} film ''Film/HighSociety'', starring Creator/GraceKelly, Creator/BingCrosby, and Music/FrankSinatra in the Hepburn, Grant, and Stewart roles. Not to be confused with the 1993 Tom Hanks movie ''{{Film/Philadelphia}}'', or the 1984 science fiction film ''Film/ThePhiladelphiaExperiment''.
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Wedding Day is no longer a trope per TRS
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* WeddingDay: The story ends on the day of Tracy's wedding.
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* WeddingDay: WeddingFinale: The story ends on the day of Tracy's wedding.
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* ComedyOfRemarriage: Dealing with Tracy and Dexter.
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%%* DivorceIsTemporary: Dealing with Tracy and Dexter.
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* {{Corpsing}}: During the scene where James Stewart hiccups when drunk, you can see Cary Grant looking down and grinning. Since the hiccup wasn't scripted, Grant was on the verge of breaking out laughing and had to compose himself quickly.
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* BeautifulDreamer: Dexter watches Tracy sleep in the car and wipers "You look beautiful, Red."
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* BeautifulDreamer: Dexter watches Tracy sleep in the car and wipers whispers "You look beautiful, Red."
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* GoshDangItToHeck: It's from UsefulNotes/TheHaysCode era.
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* GoshDangItToHeck: It's from UsefulNotes/TheHaysCode era. In particular, Tracy uses the word "golly" a ''lot''.
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* [[Paparazzi]]: Mike and Liz.
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* [[Paparazzi]]: {{Paparazzi}}: Mike and Liz.