Change of Heart

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Release date: Mar 26, 1943

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In this musical, the third entry in a five-film series, a has-been songwriter, desperate for a hit, steals another's song. The real composer catches him, so he begs her to become his ghostwriter. She agrees, not because she is nice, but because she hopes to really embarrass him when the songs become popular. Fortunately, a romance ensues and the story ends on a happy note. Songs include: "Take a Chance," "Who Took Me Home Last Night," "Tam Boom Bah," "That's How to Write a Song," "Harlem Sandman," "Do These Old Eyes Deceive Me," "Yankee Doodle Tank," and "Nobody's Sweetheart."

Rating:

NR
Genre:

Classics, Comedy, Musical & Performing Arts, Romance
Directed By:

Albert S. Rogell, Albert Rogell
Written By:

Frank Gill, Jr.
In Theaters:

Mar 26, 1943 wide
Runtime:

90 minutes
Studio:

Republic Pictures

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Cast

John Carroll
as Rick Farrell

Susan Hayward
as Jill Wright

Eve Arden
as Belinda Wright

Gail Patrick
as Toni Jarrett

Melville Cooper
as Bradley Cole

Walter Catlett
as J. Macclellan Davis

Mary Treen
as Janie

Tom Kennedy
as Westinghouse

Astrid Allwyn
as Joyce

Tim Ryan
as Brownie

Jack Williams
as The Harlem Sandman

Dorothy Dandridge
as Count Basie Band Singer

Chinita
as Speciality Dancer

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Nov 10, 2008

Minor programmer has a silly plot but Susan Hayward, looking beautiful, is saucy in the lead and was actually engaged briefly in real life to costar and Clark Gable lookalike John Carroll. Eve Arden is thankfully aboard to offer her peerless wisecracks and look glamorous. Gail Patrick is also on hand as a silky villianess. They are all better than the nothing script deserves. On top of that you get Count Basie and Dorothy Dandridge in a wonderful specialty number. With all the superior talent involved it's worth catching once but that will probably be enough.

jay n Super Reviewer