William Powell and Kay Francis are well matched in this ultra romantic but somewhat preposterous weepie. Frank McHugh and particularly Aline MacMahon are a lot of fun in secondary roles. The brevity of the running time keeps the story moving along.
This review of One Way Passage (1932) was written by Jay N on 10 Nov 2011.
One Way Passage has generally received very positive reviews.
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