Carefree
1938, Musical/Comedy, 1h 25m
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When lovely singer Amanda Cooper (Ginger Rogers) has trouble accepting the marriage proposals of her beau, Stephen Arden (Ralph Bellamy), he calls upon his psychiatrist friend Dr. Tony Flagg (Fred Astaire) to analyze her. Though Tony initially tries to maintain a typical doctor/patient relationship, it's not long before he's falling for Amanda. After a session of hypnosis, Amanda remains stuck in a happy-go-lucky state, leaving her disarmingly footloose and fancy-free.
Cast & Crew
Fred Astaire
Tony Flagg
Tony Flagg
Ginger Rogers
Amanda Cooper
Amanda Cooper
Ralph Bellamy
Stephen Arden
Stephen Arden
Luella Gear
Aunt Cora
Aunt Cora
Jack Carson
Connors
Connors
Clarence Kolb
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Critic Reviews for Carefree
Audience Reviews for Carefree
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Dec 31, 2013an odd entry in astaire/rogers filmography with only four dance numbers. ginger's shooting spree is pretty frightening!Stella D Super Reviewer
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Sep 05, 2010A very funny dance/musical movie with Fred and Ginger. I really like the story.Aj V Super Reviewer
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Feb 12, 2008Never saw this before. Why? No idea. I'm a Turner fanatic, for one. Is this the first time they've shown this? <p>Whatever, I'm glad I saw this before I die. There are not a whole lotta movies I'd ever say that about, boy. In fact, there are way more movies where I'd more likely say I'm sorry I actually saw that one before I died. Wasted time, you know? <p>You know that sport? I think it's called something like "urban jumping" or "urban freestyle" or maybe even "urban freestyle jumping"? The stuntmen in the newest James Bond movie do a great job of it. Climbing all over the landscape, sliding down stairs, jumping through windows. Exciting stuff. If I weren't 107, I'd give that sport a try. Anyway, I just want to say that Rogers and Astaire would have made great urban jumpers. They can dance on, over, around, and through anything. As I've said before, for me there is no greater dancing duo in the history of film, and I don't think they'll ever be topped. So glad I finally did see this. <p>And I'm still sorry that Jack Carson never had a greater acting career. He should have been given more chances to play leading roles, as opposed to functioning merely as a character actor. Carson is a first-class act.Lanning : Super Reviewer
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