September 3, 2009
my 2nd fav classic <3
Ben Astar, Cary Grant, George Takei
This extraordinarily sweet--but thankfully not sappy--film proves once and for all that Cary Grant was devastating, period. Young, mature, or in his golden years. The reason Ian Fleming modeled James ...( read more
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DVD Release Date: April 29, 2003
Stats: 111 reviews
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August 12, 2009Cary Grant's last film. It's kind of cutesy but worth seeing if you are a Grant fan.
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May 1, 2009It said that when asked why he quit making movies, Cary Grant said that he though he was too old to be the leading man and that his fans wouldn't accet anything else. I think it's too bad because I believe he would have delivered his best acting had he continued. Perhaps he avoid...( read more)
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December 8, 2008This wasn't the highest note a star like Cary Grant could go out on but it does him justice. The story is corny and somewhat un-engaging. This isn't because of Jim Hutton or Samantha Eggar, they were fine. Grant is in fact the only reason to watch this though.
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September 9, 2008Cary Grant's last film is witty and satisfying. This is definately not a plot driven movie, as story development is in sparse chunks here and there and then packed into the end. That's okay. It relied on its well timed gags and chemistry between Eggar and Grant. Which reminds me,...( read more)
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October 26, 2007One of my favorite movies of all time! And of of the best Cary Grant movies, simply perfect in all!
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July 25, 2007You can't talk about this movie without talking about Cary Grant and he was as always brilliant. I though Jim Hutton gave one of his best performances, he really played off of Grant well. There comedic timing seemed to meld. While not up to the par of Grant's earlier work, still ...( read more)
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July 23, 2007It's hard to believe this was Grant's last film, how could he retire from giving us performances this good? As for the film itself, it really still is fun after all these years.
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