Columbia. 86 minutes.
US release: 6/11/42. (In production beginning 2/42.)
VHS release: 2/11/97.Encyclopedia Entry • Films Main
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Columbia. 86 minutes.
US release: 6/11/42. (In production beginning 2/42.)
VHS release: 2/11/97.
Cast: Joan Crawford (as "Margaret Drew"), Melvyn Douglas, Roland Young, Billie Burke, Andrew Tombes, Allen Jenkins, Helen Parrish, Emory Parnell, Mary Treen, Nydia Westman, Ivan Simpson, Roger Clark, Gordon Jones, Edward Gargan.
Credits: From the story by Gina Kaus and Andrew P. Solt. Screenplay: P.J. Wolfson. Producer: Edward Kaufman. Director: Alexander Hall. Camera: Joseph Walker. Art Directors: Lionel Banks, Cary Odell. Music: M. Stoloff. Costumes: Irene. Editor: Viola Lawrence.
Robert W. Dana in the New York Herald Tribune (1942):
Joan Crawford's return to the screen is under such pleasant auspices, for she and Columbia's brilliant director Alexander Hall and the comedy-wise Melvyn Douglas make the most of a well-written, cleverly constructed screen story....Not in many a day have we seen the risque possibilities of romance and its biological allusions treated on the screen with such frankness and finesse. Miss Crawford demonstrates the range of her talent in those sequences which compel her to change the personality of her heroine gradually from that of a machinelike businesswoman to that of an awakened young beauty with a desire to be an expert jitterbug.
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