Charming low-budget comedy. Robert Cummings and Nigel Bruce play a pair of son and father social climbers who prey on gracious but rather plain English lady Judith Anderson in this second feature from MGM in 1941. Of course, Cummings falls in love with another socialite, the prettier Ruth Hussey. This leads to a series of romantic complications when Anderson actually falls for Cummings. This was just a year before Anderson and Cummings worked together in the Warner Brothers classic "King's Row". Anderson, who had made a splash the year earlier as the villainous Mrs. Danvers in "Rebecca" …
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Overview
This MGM B-picture was adapted from Ivor Novello's play The Truth Game. Max and Florian Clemington pretend to be members of the landed gentry. Max romances the much-older Lady Joan Culver before finding true love in the form of pretty heiress Martha Gray.
Release date
28/02/1941
Votes
7
Popularity
1.2
Original Soundtrack
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California Split
So You Want to Play the Horses
Other Men's Women
So You Want to Be a Gambler
Living It Up
Lone Star State of Mind
Dodecahedron of Luck: The family fortune and how I almost lost it, but didn't
Not Quite Lyin' Eyes
Shree 420
Sino
Daughter of Deceit
Mr. Osomatsu: An Anecdote With Horses
Janis and John
Ruby Gentry
Bacon Grabbers
Suckers
Uptown Saturday Night
Let's Do It Again
Dogs in the House
Poker King