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1943 |
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Genre: |
WAR
ROMANCE
COMEDY
WORLD WAR II
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Length: |
104 |
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The housing shortage in wartime Washington makes a young woman (Jean Arthur, pictured right) share her apartment with two men (Joel McCrea, Charles Coburn) who decide she is about to marry the wrong man.
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Reviewed by Chris Tookey
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Charming romantic comedy, marred for some by Jean Arthur's overacting. She's noticeably better when unbending towards Joel McCrea than early on, when playing the prim control-freak. The plot eventually runs out of steam, but there are many enjoyable set-pieces along the way. McCrea gives a fine, unselfish performance - arguably his best. Remade, not nearly so effectively, as Walk Don't Run (1966).
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