Ex-Lady

About Ex-Lady

Although free spirit Helen Bauer does not believe in marriage, she consents to marry Don, but his infidelities cause her to also take on a lover.

Robert Florey's Ex-Lady is a 1933 comedy romance film. Released in May 1933, it runs 67 minutes.

Its themes are extramarital affair, pre-code, marriage proposal, and fashion designer.

Bette Davis takes the lead as Helen Bauer, Gene Raymond as Don Peterson, Frank McHugh as Hugo Van Hugh, and Monroe Owsley as Nick Malvyn. The screenplay is by David Boehm.

The Other Woman, The Red Thread, and Gambling Lady make useful companions to Ex-Lady, all filed under infidelity and unfaithful husband. It carries a NR rating.