Post by Lebowskidoo 🎄😷🎄 on Dec 21, 2018 12:55:43 GMT
She was pretty great in it though, sparring nicely with her leading men.
Several attempts at seeing The Awful Truth (1937) never seem to actually happen for me. Someday!
I do have Penny Serenade (1941) recorded from TCM to see at some point. She and Cary Grant must have been good pals, they've appeared in all three movies I've mentioned here.
In a way, I envy you.
You have a lot of WONDERFUL movies you will still see for the first time!!
She was GREAT and prolific.
She could do both comedy and drama equally well. Almost all of her movies are tops with me.
I think I first saw her on the "big screen" was in Never a Dull Moment at a drive-in in the early 50s. Natalie Wood was only about 10 years old when she made that movie with Irene Dunne and she was still quite good.