In Person (1935)
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After suffering a nervous breakdown (at least that's what she calls it), imperious movie star Carol Corliss (Ginger Rogers) retreats to a small mountain resort community to recuperate. Carol proceeds to adopt a series of ridiculous disguises so she won't be bothered by her fans, only to… More After suffering a nervous breakdown (at least that's what she calls it), imperious movie star Carol Corliss (Ginger Rogers) retreats to a small mountain resort community to recuperate. Carol proceeds to adopt a series of ridiculous disguises so she won't be bothered by her fans, only to realize that she misses being bothered. She also tangles with chauvinistic local sportsman Emory Muir (George Brent), who's convinced that Carol is one shrew who is worth taming. In Person was released after the Fred Astaire-Ginger Rogers vehicle Top Hat, but filmed earlier; even so, Rogers performs a pair of dance routines choreographed by future Top Hat associate Hermes Pan, and as a bonus sings a trio of songs co-written by Oscar Levant and Dorothy Fields. Fans of the Three Stooges will recognize comedy-foil Bud Jamison as a disgruntled (and non-speaking) elevator passenger in the film's opening scene. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Directed By
- William A. Seiter
- Genres
- Romance, Musical & Performing Arts, Classics, Comedy
Unrated,
- In Theaters
- Nov 22, 1935 Wide
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Cast
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Ginger Rogers
as Carol Corliss
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George Brent
as Emory Muir
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Alan Mowbray
as Jay Holmes
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Grant Mitchell
as Judge Parks
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Samuel S. Hinds
as Dr. Aaron Sylvester
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Joan Breslau
as Minna
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Louis Mason
as Sheriff Twing
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Spencer Charters
as "Parson" Lunk
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William B. Davidson
as Director Bill Sumner
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Bud Jamison
as Man in Elevator
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Tiny Jones
as Woman in Theater
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Lew Kelly
as Mountain Man
- Edgar Kennedy
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Bob McKenzie
as Theater Manager
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Lee Shumway
as Studio Representative
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George Davis
as Cabbie
