
Woman's World (1954) on Netflix
Approved19541h 34mDramaRomance
When Gifford Motors' general manager dies, owner Ernest Gifford invites three candidates and their wives to New York City. He believes a wife is crucial to an executive's success.
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Plot summary
Gifford Motors needs a new general manager, and its owner, Ernest Gifford, is convinced the right wife helps a man reach the top, so he brings the three candidates and their wives to New York City to size them up. Bill and Katie Baxter come from Kansas City and are a loving couple; Katie is a bit of a klutz, physically and socially. Elizabeth Burns is drifting away from Sidney, her driven husband, whose work absorbs him and damages his health, and she fears a promotion would kill him. Jerry Talbot's wife Carol is sexy and ambitious, and she courts Gifford's favor at every chance, though Jerry tells her to stop interfering.
Cast
Clifton Webbas Ernest Gifford
June Allysonas Katie Baxter
Cornel Wildeas Bill Baxter
Lauren Bacallas Elizabeth Burns
Fred MacMurrayas Sidney Burns
Van Heflinas Jerry Talbot
Arlene Dahlas Carol Talbot
Elliott Reidas Tony Andrews
Margalo Gillmoreas Mrs. Evelyn Andrews
Alan Reedas Tomaso
David Hoffmanas Jabernowski
William H. O'Brienas Servant
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Bert Stevensas Doorman
- John Albanas Executive Reception Guest(uncredited)
- Edward Astranas Cab Driver(uncredited)
- Rodney Bellas Executive Reception Guest(uncredited)
Billie Birdas Woman in Bargain Basement(uncredited)
- George Boyceas Executive Reception Guest(uncredited)
Paul Bradleyas Waiter(uncredited)
- Tex Brodusas Executive Reception Guest(uncredited)
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Woman's World (1954)
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- In January 1952 the film was going to star Jeanne Crain, Corinne Calvet, Marilyn Monroe and Joanne Dru, with Julian Blaustein set to produce.




















