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10 May 1941 (USA)
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A married reporter's assignments carry him all over the world, which gives him ample opportunity to put the moves on the local females...
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Reporter
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Deception
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Photographer
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Escape
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If Only Rita Hayworth had been cast in more stylish comedies!
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Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Merle Oberon | ... | Sue Mayberry |
 | Dennis Morgan | ... | 'Rickey' Mayberry |
 | Rita Hayworth | ... | Irene Malcolm |
| Ralph Bellamy | ... | Owen Wright |
| George Tobias | ... | Pasha |
| James Gleason | ... | 'Chet' Phillips |
 | Hattie McDaniel | ... | Cynthia, Sue's Cook |
| Jerome Cowan | ... | 'Pappy' Cullen |
| Butterfly McQueen | ... | Butterfly |
| Renie Riano | ... | Mrs. Snell |
| Frank Wilcox | ... | Tom 'Tommy' |
| Grace Stafford | ... | 'Chickie' Anderson |
| Carmen Morales | ... | Anita |
| Murray Alper | ... | Blair |
| William Haade | ... | Matthews |
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88 min
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1.37 : 1 more
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Mono (RCA Sound System)
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USA:Approved (PCA #7009)
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'Pappy' Cullen:
Ricky, you gotta settle a bet.
'Rickey' Mayberry: What's on your mind, Pappy?
'Pappy' Cullen: The man standing over there says your next move is to Budapest, and I say you're going to Egypt. I win, don't I?
'Rickey' Mayberry: You both lose. I'm going to Moscow.
'Pappy' Cullen: You just came from Russia!
Irene Malcolm: [facetiously] He won't give up until he finds Ninotchka.
'Pappy' Cullen: [he and Ricky laugh hysterically] That's a good one!
Irene Malcolm: It's not that good!
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'Rickey' Mayberry: What's on your mind, Pappy?
'Pappy' Cullen: The man standing over there says your next move is to Budapest, and I say you're going to Egypt. I win, don't I?
'Rickey' Mayberry: You both lose. I'm going to Moscow.
'Pappy' Cullen: You just came from Russia!
Irene Malcolm: [facetiously] He won't give up until he finds Ninotchka.
'Pappy' Cullen: [he and Ricky laugh hysterically] That's a good one!
Irene Malcolm: It's not that good!
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Featured in Black History: Lost Stolen, or Strayed (1968) (TV)
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Sonata No.14 in C Sharp Minor, Op.27 No.2
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Dennis Morgan had experience in light comedy. Merle Oberon did some sophisticated comedy. But Rita walks away with this.
She looks ravishing -- as beautiful as in "Gilda," though in business clothes (which she wears dazzlingly) She is sensational as a woman of the world with a wry sense of humor.
The movie itself is mildly amusing.
Merle Oberon is very beautiful, as always, but she looks a bit plump.
Everyone does the things that were acceptable then but aren't now: The characters smoke a lot, they drink and it is supposed to be hilarious when they get drunk.
An American plays a Turk, using pidgin English. And, oh, it is racist: Every time Butterfly McQueen appears, the score picks up a leitmotif based on "Nobody Knows The Trouble I've Seen."