Craig's Wife

In Rye, New York, wealthy Walter Craig loves his wife, Harriet Craig. Conversely, Harriet, unaware to Walter, married him solely for independence, she believing that love in the romantic sense only complicating marriage. She focuses all of her energies on ensuring that the house in which they live is maintained to her standards, where everything and everyone has their proper place, leading to the household domestics, who do what they're told regardless, having a sense of contempt for her under their breath. To Harriet, Walter is purely a means to the end of that perfect house. Without Walter having realized it, Harriet, as was her want, has isolated them in their house, his friends who have slowly distanced themselves from him in not wanting to deal with her. Besides the domestics, the only person allowed in the house is Walter's maternal Aunt Ellen, who lives with them in she being his protector against Harriet, unlike Walter's belief that he is taking care of her. Harriet wants the


Aliases
  • L'obsession de Madame Craig
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  • TheTVDB.com Movie ID 161802
  • Status Released
  • Released United States of America September 25, 1936 France December 4, 1936 Sweden February 15, 1937 Denmark May 31, 1937 The Netherlands December 17, 1937 (Rotterdam) Portugal March 17, 1938 Belgium April 29, 1938 (Brussels) Spain February 3, 1941 (Barcelona)
  • Content Rating United States of America NR
  • Runtime 73 minutes
  • Genres Drama
  • Original Country United States of America
  • Original Language English
  • Production Company Columbia Pictures
  • Distributor Columbia Pictures Columbia Pictures Corporation Screen Gems
  • Trailers English Craig's Wife (Dorothy Arzner, 1936) Trailer
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