Love Crazy
1941, Romance/Comedy, 1h 37m
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A happily married architect, Steve (William Powell), and his wife, Susan (Myrna Loy), plan a romantic celebration for their fourth anniversary, but their evening is interrupted when Susan's meddling mother, Mrs. Cooper (Florence Bates), stops by for a visit. Later, when Mrs. Cooper eavesdrops on Steve talking with an old flame, Isobel (Gail Patrick), she tells Susan, who files for divorce. Steve, still in love with Susan, decides he must feign insanity to stop the divorce proceedings.
Cast & Crew
William Powell
Steve Ireland
Steve Ireland
Myrna Loy
Susan Ireland
Susan Ireland
Gail Patrick
Isobel Kimble Grayson
Isobel Kimble Grayson
Jack Carson
Ward Willoughby
Ward Willoughby
Florence Bates
Mrs. Cooper
Mrs. Cooper
Sidney Blackmer
Lawyer George Renny
Lawyer George Renny
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Dec 07, 2017I'll start by saying seeing William Powell in drag is probably worth the price of admission on its own. Early on, you also have his playful repartee with Myrna Loy, in this the 10th of the 14 movies they made together. In 'Love Crazy', the happily married couple is about to celebrate its 4th anniversary, but get interrupted first by her mother-in-law (Florence Bates), and then by his old flame (Gail Patrick). In a comedy of errors, Loy thinks Powell has cheated on her, seeks a divorce, and then Powell attempts to postpone the proceedings by feigning insanity. It's fun to see Powell in various screwball moments, including getting his head stuck between elevator doors, pretending he's a teapot, and doing things like shoving round blocks into his mouth. Powell had tremendous range and carries the movie; Loy isn't bad herself, but has less to work with. The movie degenerates a bit towards the end, but it was reasonably engaging and fun to watch.
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Sep 15, 2010Utter nonsense put over by the stars.jay n Super Reviewer
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Sep 05, 2010Another fantastic movie teaming Powell and Loy. It's hilarious! A must see.
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Nov 26, 2009Cute screwball comedy. William Powell and Myrna Loy made a great cinematic team, I can fully understand why they were/are so well loved. I do think however, that some scenes ran a little long. A little more editing would've gone a long way. Quite enjoyed seeing William Powell in drag!
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