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Perfect Strangers (MOD)
Perfect Strangers (MOD)
Rogers and Morgan show they still have plenty of screen chemistry in this engaging blend of romance, comedy and courtroom thriller.
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Director: Bretaigne Windust
Writers: Edith R. Sommer, George Oppenheimer
Actors: Ginger Rogers, Dennis Morgan, Thelma Ritter, Margalo Gillmore, Margalo Gillmor, Anthony Ross, Howard Freeman, Alan Reed, Paul Ford, Harry Bellaver, George Chandler, Frank Conlan, Charles Meredith, Marjorie Bennett, Edith Evanson, Sumner Getchell
Theatrical Release Date: 3/11/1950
Synopsis
Synopsis
Accident? Or murder? A love-nest death is the focus of a headline-grabbing trial. But the real story may be going on in the jury room, where a colorful cross-section of American citizens quip and quibble their way through deliberations - and where a single woman (Ginger Rogers) and a married man (Dennis Morgan) begin to fall in love. The stars of Kitty Foyle, the film that earned Rogers a 1940 Best Actress Oscar, show they still have plenty of screen chemistry in this engaging blend of romance, comedy and courtroom thriller. Leading the fine supporting cast is Thelma Ritter, who shines in a hilarious turn as a dumb-bunny juror who can't decide if the defendant is guilty or not guilty because "I wasn't there!"
Details
Details
Running Time: 88
Box Type: Amaray Case
Shipping & Returns
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Accident? Or murder? A love-nest death is the focus of a headline-grabbing trial. But the real story may be going on in the jury room, where a colorful cross-section of American citizens quip and quibble their way through deliberations - and where a single woman (Ginger Rogers) and a married man (Dennis Morgan) begin to fall in love. The stars of Kitty Foyle, the film that earned Rogers a 1940 Best Actress Oscar, show they still have plenty of screen chemistry in this engaging blend of romance, comedy and courtroom thriller. Leading the fine supporting cast is Thelma Ritter, who shines in a hilarious turn as a dumb-bunny juror who can't decide if the defendant is guilty or not guilty because "I wasn't there!"
Running Time: 88
Box Type: Amaray Case
