 He used Neagle again in "The Flag Lieutenant" (1932)
He made some films without her – "Money Means Nothing" (1932), "The King's Cup" (1933), "General John Regan" (1933), "The Blarney Stone" (1933), "The King of Paris" (1933), "Lord of the Manor" (1933), "Discord" (1933) – then they were reunited on "The Little Damozel" (1933), a conscious effort on Wilcox's part to ensure that Neagle was not type cast as an "English Rose".He bought the rights to a John Galsworthy play "Loyalties" and developed a screenplay.He later sold it to William Fox for a profit.