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Sat 7 Jul, 2007 03:53 am
I think it was made in the 40's about a guy that owned a huge store like Bloomingdales, and he was looking for a wife but didn't want any prospective bride to know how rich he was because they would marry him for the wrong reasons, so he pretended to be a shop floor salesman.
What was this movie called?
Not quite the way you describe it, but I think it's the right one:
The Devil and Miss Jones 1941 LINK
It's not the way I described it exactly, but it is 50 years since I saw it but I'm sure you are right LW
Thank you for your time and patience
Welcome to A2K and the film forum, BTW, Lovejoy.
Right, that isn't exactly the plotline you describe and if you'd Google it, you might likely find he does try to pass himself off as an employee and, as I remember, decides that when a love interest arises, he can be sure the attraction is not for his money.
Just don't get it confused with this film:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Devil_in_Miss_Jones
Lightwizard wrote:Welcome to A2K and the film forum, BTW, Lovejoy.
Right, that isn't exactly the plotline you describe and if you'd Google it, you might likely find he does try to pass himself off as an employee and, as I remember, decides that when a love interest arises, he can be sure the attraction is not for his money.
Just don't get it confused with this film:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Devil_in_Miss_Jones
I absolutely won't get it confused with that flick Lightwizard
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