We're Not Dressing

1934

We're Not Dressing

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Movie Info

Based on the play The Admirable Crichton, by J. M. Barrie, a ship carrying a group of rich tourists crashes on a remote island, leaving the people stranded with only the experience of the sole surviving crew member, Stephen Jones to see them through.

Rating:

R
Genre:

Comedy, Musical & Performing Arts
Directed By:

Norman Taurog
Written By:

Horace Jackson, Francis Martin, George Marion Jr.
In Theaters:

Jan 1, 1934 wide
On Disc/Streaming:

Jul 13, 1994
Runtime:

77 minutes
Studio:

Paramount Pictures

Cast

Bing Crosby
as Stephen Jones

Carole Lombard
as Doris Worthington

George Burns
as George

Gracie Allen
as Gracie

Ethel Merman
as Edith

Leon Errol
as Hubert

Jay Henry
as Prince Alexander Stofani

Ray Milland
as Prince Michael Stofani

John Irwin
as Old Sailor

Charles E. Morris
as Captain

Ben Hendricks Jr.
as 1st Ship's Officer

Ted Oliver
as 2nd Ship's Officer

Ernie S. Adams
as Sailor

Stanley Blystone
as Doris' Officer

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... a forgettable bore.

Aug 19, 2006 | Rating: D | Full Review…

Dennis Schwartz
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Audience Reviews for We're Not Dressing

Silly virtually plotless musical is more interesting for it's cast than any of the lame antics on screen. Carole is terrific as usual make her spoiled heiress a deeper character surely than what was on the page. The Merm has some throwaway songs but is largely wasted and Bing is in fine voice but what's so distracting is the absurd amount of makeup they slapped on him! He is more heavily made up than any of the actresses. Gracie Allen is an addledpated delight.

jay nixon

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