Directed by George Stevens • 1942 • United States
Starring Cary Grant, Jean Arthur, Ronald Colman
Jean Arthur is caught between Cary Grant and Ronald Colman—a pretty good place to be—in this effervescent romantic comedy. She plays a schoolteacher who, when Grant’s firebrand liberal activist is accused of arson, allows him to hide out at her country home . . . where it just so happens Colman’s conservative law professor is also spending the summer. Political and romantic tensions are handled with an engaging screwball lightness under the nimble direction of George Stevens, who injects some timely social commentary into the proceedings.
Directed by Frank Capra • 1944 • United States
Starring Cary Grant, Priscilla Lane, Raymond Massey
Cary Grant stars as the one sane member of a charmingly lunatic family in Frank Capra’s classic comedy. When Mortimer Brewster (Grant) brings his new bride to meet his two kindly aunts, he discover...
Directed by Irving Reis • 1947 • United States
Starring Cary Grant, Myrna Loy, Shirley Temple
A handsome artist, a lovestruck teenager, and her older sister—who happens to be a judge—form a hilarious love triangle in this romantic farce, winner of an Academy Award for its zippy screenplay. Playb...
Directed by H. C. Potter • 1948 • United States
Starring Cary Grant, Myrna Loy, Melvyn Douglas
The comic chemistry of Cary Grant and Myrna Loy propels this subtly sophisticated satire of postwar America’s search for a middle-class utopia. City-slicker advertising executive Jim Blandings (Grant) ...
