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By Michael Y (583) on 27 Apr 2010

Saw a few years back during an Austin Film Society Jean Arthur retrospective Film Series, and was reminded of this when it appeared on TCM…

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By Corey N (878) on 27 Apr 2010

Saw a few years back during an Austin Film Society Jean Arthur retrospective Film Series, and was reminded of this when it appeared on TCM…

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By Danielle H (232) on 26 Apr 2010

Oh my goodness! Cute, cute CUTE film! I saw this last night on TV, and I'm so glad I did! Loved it! Jean Arthur is adorable…

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By Joel A (1,152) on 29 Mar 2010

I found this film really enjoyable, acting was good with all 3 leads, the standout to me was Cary Grant & Jean Arthur…

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By Tina S (473) on 29 Dec 2009

Grant plays a fugitve from the law who hides out with landlady, Arthur, and law professor/supreme court justic candidate, Coleman…

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By Erica D (67) on 01 Nov 2009

A delightful comedy drama, what a wonderful cast. Jean Arthur is terrific. Well written, very fast pace, good supporting cast. It's very entertaining…

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By Benjamin S (705) on 17 Mar 2009

A good movie. Some interesting exchanges between Grant and Coleman over whether it's better to follow the letter of the law or the spirit of the law…

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By Paul Z (502) on 30 Aug 2008

Wonderful lively comedy. All three characters are great but Jean Arthur really lifts this movie further…

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By Private U (13,627) on 21 Jul 2008

Simply wonderful. Among the top of my favorite Grant movies…

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By Luke B (1,067) on 19 Jun 2008

Wonderfully funny even if it does have a very serious point…

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By Raelene S (83) on 04 Jun 2008

Great characters and writing, but it shifts gears about 1/3 of the way through to an unfocused and unwieldly third act, which didn't sit right…

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By Davalyn S (1) on 18 Apr 2008

Always fun to see Cary Grant, and in a bad apple role. Jean Arthur is cute as is Cary…

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By Ralph R (732) on 30 Mar 2008

Definitely not the best performances from any of the leads, but still a really great film. Jean Arthur and Cary Grant are two of my favorites :)…

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By Victoria N (144) on 06 Mar 2008

Class, if you like old black and white films like I do. This is witty, intelligent and some edge of your seat stuff, just Great…

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By Chris S (3,490) on 16 Jan 2008

Good movie, thought it was more drama than comedy…

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By Stephanie F (353) on 14 Jan 2008

The love triangle was really weird and Cary Grant was off screen far too often for my taste but Jean Arthur was great…

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By Jenny L (266) on 02 Jan 2008

Fun stuff! Ronald Coleman (one of my favorites) is great! I love all the people in this one…

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By Stephen M (1,308) on 16 Dec 2007

A pretty used up plotline... such as escaped man from jail who is actually innocent. seen a few of them eh? well me too…

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By Bex G (28) on 10 Dec 2007

Wonderful film, excellent acting esp from the delightful Jean Arthur, small town america turned on its head by grant and colman…

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By Mary H (437) on 06 Dec 2007

Even though I really don't care for Cary Grant's character at the beginning of the film, it's well worth watching if only for the sake of Ronald…

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