The Lady Wants Mink (1953)

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Written by Dane Lussier, Leonard Neubauer

Directed by William A. Seiter

Running Time: 105 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1953

Rating: U Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

William A Seiter's lively comedy stars Ruth Hussey as Nora Connors, who longs for a fashionable mink coat. But her husband Jim doesn't earn enough to buy her one, so she buys enough live minks to make a coat herself. Unfortunately, their landlady objects and the family have to decamp to the country to raise their growing stock. With Eve Arden and William Demarest as Gladys and Harvey Jones, the Connors' wisecracking friends and neighbours.

When is The Lady Wants Mink next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Film4 November 23rd, 2:40pm. See more...

Cast

Dennis O'KeefeJim Connors
Ruth HusseyNora Connors
Eve ArdenGladys Jones
William DemarestHarvey Jones
Gene LockhartMr. Heggie
Hope EmersonMrs. Hoxie
Hillary BrookeEvelyn Cantrell
Tommy RettigRitchie Connors
Earl RobieSandy Connors
Mary FieldJanie
Isabel RandolphMrs. Frazier
Thomas Browne HenryMr. Swiss
Brad JohnsonBud Dunn
Mara CordayModel
Robert ShayneCecil

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