1938·Comedy·1h 33m
7.1
★
A public relations man falls for his most difficult client's granddaughter.
Directed by Michael Curtiz
newspaper
reporter
IMDB
N/A
Cast
Errol Flynn
Robert Kensington 'Bob' Lansford
Olivia de Havilland
Lorri Dillingwell
Rosalind Russell
Jean Christy
Patric Knowles
Patterson 'Pat' Buckley
Walter Connolly
John P. Dillingwell
Hugh Herbert
Silas Jenkins, Justice of the Peace
Melville Cooper
Bingham, Dillingwell's Butler
Franklin Pangborn
Preston
Herman Bing
Barber
Margaret Hamilton
Amy
Joseph Crehan
Butler Pierce
Gloria Blondell
Lansford's 1st Secretary
Crew
Michael Curtiz
Director
Casey Robinson
Screenplay
Heinz Roemheld
Original Music Composer
Ernest Haller
Director of Photography
Jack L. Warner
Executive Producer
Hal B. Wallis
Executive Producer
Orry-Kelly
Costume Design
Popular Reviews
4 reviews
angie
6.0★ · 02/20/25
lorri and jean were in love trust
lorri and jean were in love trust
Cami
6.0★ · 07/18/21
I gave this movie half star more because I really love watching Olivia de Havilland so happy and carefree and acting silly. I can’t believe she was only 21 when she filmed this. But I have to say that the romance doesn’t really work in the story at all. I always enjoy watching Rosalind Russell, she always manages to do her best with everything she’s handed, doesn’t matter if it isn’t very good. But here she doesn’t have chemistry with Errol Flynn at all. And the way he falls in love with her doesn’t make sense either. He always acted indifferent, maybe friendly with her, and then suddenly he’s in love. Errol and Olivia had way more chemistry. But I have to say this movie did manage to make me smile a few times and it’s always a joy seeing Walter Connolly, specially if he’s playing with those miniature trains.
I gave this movie half star more because I really love watching Olivia de Havilland so happy and carefree and acting silly. I can’t believe she was only 21 when she filmed this. But I have to say that the romance doesn’t really work in the story at all. I always enjoy watching Rosalind Russell, she always manages to do her best with everything she’s handed, doesn’t matter if it isn’t very good. But here she doesn’t have chemistry with Errol Flynn at all. And the way he falls in love with her doesn’t make sense either. He always acted indifferent, maybe friendly with her, and then suddenly he’s in love. Errol and Olivia had way more chemistry. But I have to say this movie did manage to make me smile a few times and it’s always a joy seeing Walter Connolly, specially if he’s playing with those miniature trains.
Yuuuu
4.0★ · 11/12/25
Madison Smith
6.1★ · 06/25/24