Review of Love Me Tonight (1932) by Tom M — 28 Feb 2011
Lots of interesting touches in this, including a wonderful opening sequence celebrating the rhythms of a Paris morning. Chevalier gives a typically charming, cartoonish performance, MacDonald doesn't add much but doesn't detract either, and Myrna Loy does the best she can with a one-note part; she's better in her crappy role than MacDonald is as the lead.
A great cast of supporting actors, sharp dialogue, and a fine Rodgers and Hart score also help to distinguish this one. Extra points for working the word "jackanapes" into the script.
This review of Love Me Tonight (1932) was written by Tom M on 28 Feb 2011.
Love Me Tonight has generally received positive reviews.
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