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By Nick C (1,239) on 09 Apr 2012

Cary Grant and Irene Dunne make this film absolutely amazing as they tacitly declare war upon one another's relationships…

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By Vincent H (192) on 31 Mar 2012

Pretty good, but I would still take Libeled Lady or My Man Godfrey over it any day…

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By Javor B (250) on 27 Jan 2012

Absolutely charming. With this one film, Cary Grant set the standard for his future works and became a cultural icon…

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By Craig L (247) on 27 Jan 2012

Absolutely charming. With this one film, Cary Grant set the standard for his future works and became a cultural icon…

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By María A (405) on 27 Jan 2012

Absolutely charming. With this one film, Cary Grant set the standard for his future works and became a cultural icon…

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By Frances Ann A (97) on 14 Jan 2012

Another fantastic screwball comedy--with Irene Dunne and Cary Grant obviously enjoying themselves immensely. Great all round…

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By Michael Y (583) on 28 Dec 2011

Grant and dunne are terrific. and the supporting cast is great, especially cunningham and bellamy…

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By Anne F (623) on 24 Oct 2011

Amusing story that was fun to watch, even though it was the will they / won't they story of a failing marriage…

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By Indi V (217) on 17 Aug 2011

The Awful Truth is a wonderful example of a screwball comedy…

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By Grace M (166) on 15 Aug 2011

Cary Grant's perfect comedic skills were first in evidence in this 1937 classic from Leo McCarey…

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By Joe S (1,170) on 13 Aug 2011

An excellent screwball comedy in which a headstrong married couple begin divorce proceedings, only to being to sabotage each other in their…

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By Robby R (128) on 28 Jun 2011

Fun screwball comedy from Cary Grant and Irene Dunne that popped up on TCM as I started my whole project to fill in my blind spots regarding…

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By Jeff B (2,998) on 15 Jun 2011

Hysterical movie starring Cary Grant and Irene Dunne as a divorcing couple who can't seem to stay away from each other…

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By Justin D (418) on 07 May 2011

Previously made twice, first as a silent film - The Awful Truth (1925), and then as an early talking film - The Awful Truth (1929)…

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By Grayson D (751) on 07 Feb 2011

Grant and Dunne are both hilarious. I love the scene when Irene arrives as Cary's sister at his fiance's parents party. So funny…

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By Jacquie B (6) on 07 Feb 2011

Grant and Dunne are both hilarious. I love the scene when Irene arrives as Cary's sister at his fiance's parents party. So funny…

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By Steve R (825) on 07 Feb 2011

Grant and Dunne are both hilarious. I love the scene when Irene arrives as Cary's sister at his fiance's parents party. So funny…

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By Fazley A (391) on 07 Feb 2011

Grant and Dunne are both hilarious. I love the scene when Irene arrives as Cary's sister at his fiance's parents party. So funny…

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By Jennifer S (930) on 07 Feb 2011

You gotta love a good ol' flick like this. Great funny moments, among the original in its genre…

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By Luke D (217) on 29 Jan 2011

One of the joys of making a lifelong commitment to discovering classic films is that, well, it actually does take a lifetime…

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