Walter Burns is an irresistibly conniving newspaper publisher desperate to woo back his paper’s star reporter, who also happens to be his estranged wife. She’s threatening to quit and settle down with a new beau, but, as Walter knows, she has a weakness: she can’t resist a juicy scoop.
Cary Grant Rosalind Russell Ralph Bellamy Gene Lockhart Helen Mack Porter Hall Ernest Truex Cliff Edwards Clarence Kolb Roscoe Karns Frank Jenks Regis Toomey Abner Biberman Frank Orth John Qualen Alma Kruger Billy Gilbert Pat West Edwin Maxwell Irving Bacon Wade Boteler Harry C. Bradley Wheaton Chambers Edmund Cobb Ann Doran Ralph Dunn Earl Dwire Pat Flaherty Jack Gardner Show All…
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my head is spinning from this screaming match of a film
90% of it sounded like this:
*phone rings* WHATwhatareyoudoingthereMAKEITSNAPPYblubblubblubblub *50th phone rings* blubblubblubtalkingfastaboutnewspapershitwithoutevertakingabreathblubblubblub
me:
every character in this movie at once: OFEUJFELAK;LDSAGSDK;EE;KEE;;;;
me: ok thanks
comedy was born when cary grant described ralph bellamy's character as "he looks like ralph bellamy"
This movie combines my four favorite activities: 1) talking too much 2) rapid-fire flirting 3) lightly roasting someone as a form of sexy one-upmanship and 4) getting to the bottom of things. Think I just found a new all-time favorite for me.
There's a scene where Rosalind Russell is on the typewriter and Cary Grant is on the phone and Ralph Belamey is trying to talk to Russell, and all three are talking a mile a minute in perfect synch with each other, and... folks, I don't know if anyone alive today could pull it off for as long and as well.
“After all, there’s such a thing as being humane, you know.”
Just as good as I remember. Starts of slow but when the third act kicks into gear, boy does it kick. I love a spitfire satire where everyone’s a dirtbag!!
i think this could be categorized as an action film based purely upon the pace of the dialogue.
