Cary Grant, Dan Tobin, Don Beddoe
In this screwball comedy, love-struck teenager Susan (Shirley Temple) sneaks into the apartment of playboy artist Richard Nugent (Cary Grant), where she's tracked down by her sister, Judge Margaret Tu...( read more
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DVD Release Date: June 1, 2004
Stats: 260 reviews
I would have loved to have been in his shoes, Cary is a master at this game and does it in his own classic unique style!. . .
Another classic comedy with Cary Grant as playboy artist Richard Nugent who through a court order has to date a love struck teenage named Susan (wonderfully played by Shirley Temple) who sneaks into his apartment one night. Her sister, Judge Margaret Turner (Myrna Loy) is convinc...( read more)
A little silly but Shirley Temple is still pretty loveable as a teenager who falls for Cary Grant's charm.
Delightful romantic comedy, with yet another outstanding Cary Grant performance. The pairing of Myrna Loy and Grant is terrific. Everyone in the cast is wonderful. Thoroughly enjoyable, fantastic screenplay, fine direction and a great pace. A highly entertaining classic.
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A 1947 comedy directed by Irving Reis and starring Cary Grant, Myrna Loy, and Shirley Temple.
It's a screwball farce with a zany, unrealistic plotline but it works mainly because of the strength of the cast. Cary Grant is hilari...( read more)
This film pairs Cary Grant with Myrna Loy and Shirley Temple. Again there are 'tabu' ideals and adult subject matter for the time in this - comedy. Perhaps it had to be a comedy for the time but the underlying stories are very serious.
Mellow greetings, yookie dookie! Follows Cary Grant as he is confused by just about everything happening, not to say he didn't start it.
Never enjoyed watching as much as i watched this film, hilarious, i was in a dreamlike mood, the dinner scene was so funny, i kept rewinding it, good cast and cary grant was a total delight, im in-love with him, smitten all over him . . .
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