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Edith Potter (Character)
from The Women (1939)

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Biography:
I am thinking that they killed 2 birds with one stone... See more »
Alternate Names:
Edie Cohen / Mrs. Phelps Potter

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  1. The Women (2008/I) Played by Debra Messing (as Edie Cohen)
  2. Stage on Screen: The Women (2002) (TV) Played by Jennifer Coolidge

  3. "Producers' Showcase"
        - The Women (1955) TV episode, Played by Bibi Osterwald

  4. The Women (1939) Played by Phyllis Povah (as Mrs. Phelps Potter)
Archive Footage:
  1. Gable and Crawford (2008) (V) Played by Phyllis Povah (as Mrs. Phelps Potter)

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Genres:
Comedy / Drama / Family / Musical
Plot Keywords:
Based On Play / All Female Cast / Divorce / Expectant Mother See more »

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Quotes:
From The Women (1939)
Jane: [Opens the door for Edith] How do you do Mrs. Potter?
Edith Potter: Hello Jane.
Jane: And how are you feeling today?
Edith Potter: Too awful, I wouldn't wish my woes on my worst friend.
[Looks around the corner]
Edith Potter: Oh Jane, will you tell Mrs. Fowler that I'd like to speak to her out here for just a moment.
Jane: Yes, Mrs. Potter.
Nancy Blake: [Comes around the corner and surprises Edith] How's the little mother?
Edith Potter: [shouts out to Jane] Jane! Never mind about that...
[to Nancy]
[...]
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