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Movie Info
Raymond Dabney (Robert Taylor) returns to his wealthy family after a short jail stint for robbery, to the chagrin of his brother, Claude (Reginald Owen), who is set to marry Crystal Wetherby (Jean Harlow) in order to gain some funds for his family's ailing business. What Claude does not know is that Crystal also wants to marry for money, in order to pay her debts. When Raymond meets Crystal at the opera, not realizing that she happens to be his brother's fiancée, he is smitten.
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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: John W. Considine Jr.
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Writer: Hugh Mills, Ernest Vajda
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Release Date (Theaters): original
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Distributor: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
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Production Co: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
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Jean's made better movies but her second to last film is a cute little trifle. She's full of snap, you'd never suspect her health was failing while this was being filmed.
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<i>"Don't you have any friends or family who can help you out?"<br/>"My friends are as broke as me, and my family live all the way over in Des Moines, Iowa. Have you ever heard of Des Moines, Iowa?"<br/>"No I can't say that I have."<br/>"Well that gives you a good idea about where it's located."</i><br/><br/>Comedic fluff has its moments. Rougish Robert Taylor was the Paul Newman of his time, while Jean Harlow mostly plays it straight but has a fun scene where she impersonates guests who will arrive at her dinner party, which is populated by some memorable oddballs (Mr. Travailian is a hoot.)
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An interesting romantic comedy, the story is good, and the actors are too, but it's not the best romantic comedy I've seen.
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