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In page Jill Esmond:

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Esmond's career continued to ascend while Olivier's own career languished, but after a couple of years, when his career began to show promise, she began to refuse roles.[6] Esmond had been promised a role by David O. Selznick in A Bill of Divorcement (1932) but at only half-salary. Olivier had discovered that Katharine Hepburn had been offered a much greater salary, and persuaded Esmond to turn down the role.[citation needed] Esmond and Olivier starred together in one film, No Funny Business (1933), a British comedy film directed by Victor Hanbury.