I Love You Again
1940, Comedy, 1h 37m
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Larry Wilson (William Powell) is a wealthy businessman. He's also so incredibly boring that his wife, Kay (Myrna Loy), wants a divorce. But when Larry gets knocked on the head, he discovers that he isn't Larry Wilson at all. He's actually George Carey, a con artist, and his life as Larry has really been a case of amnesia. Now back to his old ways, George plans a con to rob an entire town of their money. But George's fiery ways make Kay reconsider the divorce.
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Genre: Comedy
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Original Language: English
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Director: W. S. Van Dyke II
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Producer: Lawrence Weingarten
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Writer: Charles Lederer, George Oppenheimer, Harry Kurnitz
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This is a hilarious screwball comedy with the great Powell and Loy. I really enjoyed it.
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Light as air comedy with the irresistable team of Powell & Loy. Frank McHugh is hysterical as the sham doctor.
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I know with screwball comedies you're just supposed to laugh but the whole dual personality thing with William Powell's character wasn't making much sense to me. The story and laughs just kind of lumbered around mostly and that whole boy scouts segment was more annoying than funny. This one's only for the most hardcore of Powell and Loy fans and definitely isn't the place to start. I Love You Again has a few worthwhile moments (namely anytime Myrna Loy is on screen) but it's not their best work together.
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