Artist Jimmy Hudson (Cary Grant) is stuck in Mexico unable to pay his hotel bill. Meanwhile, Louise Fuller (Grace Moore) opera singer is stuck in the same town unable to return to the US ...
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Title: When You're in Love (1937)
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| Complete credited cast: | |||
| Grace Moore | ... | Louise Fuller (as Miss Grace Moore) | |
| Cary Grant | ... | Jimmy Hudson | |
| Aline MacMahon | ... | Marianne Woods | |
| Henry Stephenson | ... | Walter Mitchell | |
| Thomas Mitchell | ... | Hank Miller | |
| Catherine Doucet | ... | Jane Summers (as Catharine Doucet) | |
| Luis Alberni | ... | Luis Perugini | |
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Gerald Oliver Smith | ... | Gerald Meeker |
| Emma Dunn | ... | Mrs. Hamilton | |
| George C. Pearce | ... | Mr. Hamilton (as George Pearce) | |
| Frank Puglia | ... | Carlos | |
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Artist Jimmy Hudson (Cary Grant) is stuck in Mexico unable to pay his hotel bill. Meanwhile, Louise Fuller (Grace Moore) opera singer is stuck in the same town unable to return to the US due to visa problems. The solution, Hudson agrees to marry Fuller, in return for which she pays him $2,000, which allows her to return to New York to resume her opera career. Hudson and Fuller continue to meet and trade barbs, but it's clear they are falling for each other. A highlight is when Fuller joins a 5 piece band to sing "Minnie the Moocher", the Cab Calloway signature number. True love appears to be thwarted by Fuller's career obligations and divorce papers are exchanged. But in the end love is triumphant! Written by Ellis Horowitz
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From "Minnie the Moocher" to "Shubert's Serenade"...She's terrific! In a mad, merry yarn from the writer of "Mr. Deeds" (original print ad) See more »Parents Guide:
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from "Romeo and Juliet"
Music by Charles Gounod
Libretto by Jules Barbier and Michel Carré
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Grace Moore's scene singing "Minnie the Moocher" (with severely laundered lyrics) was included in preview showings, but was left out of the film in the original theatrical and later television release; the scene is now included in Sony's film restoration. See more »Alternate Versions
Some prints run 104 minutes, and are missing Grace Moore's showcase number "Minnie the Moocher". See more »Soundtracks
The Waltz Songfrom "Romeo and Juliet"
Music by Charles Gounod
Libretto by Jules Barbier and Michel Carré
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12 February 1937 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Another light hearted romp from the 30's. Who doesn't like Cary Grant? This is an early glimpse into the comedic side of the Cary Grant we loved in so many films he made afterward. Miss Moore lights up the screen with her singing. Grace Moore was an opera star from the Met that found her way into film. She was nominated for Best Actress for her 1934 film "One Night of Love". Here an Australian opera singer needs to get to America but cannot get over the border and agrees to a plan. This movie has quite a bit of charm. I love the scenes of Mexico. One song in particular is a bit overdone but, all in all this is a nice romantic film. It may not be Shakespeare but it's a lot of fun.