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1936 |
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SEQUEL
THRILLER
COMEDY
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113 |
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Bibulous upper-crust detective and wife (William Powell & Myrna Loy) solve a murder, with help from their fox terrier Asta.
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Reviewed by Chris Tookey
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| Charming if over-protracted comedy thriller, second of a classic series of six. Powell and Loy confirm here that they are one of the cinema's most endearing partnerships. Their dialogue is a delight and, after a too-leisurely set-up, the direction gathers pace. James Stewart plays one of his few less than heroic roles. |
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, Myrna Loy 
