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Dominican Rep. The Talk of the Town
- Original title
- The Talk of the Town
- Year
- 1942
- Running time
- 118 min.
- Country
United States- Director
- Screenwriter
- Cast
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Cary Grant
Jean Arthur
Ronald Colman
Edgar Buchanan
Glenda Farrell
Charles Dingle
Emma Dunn
Rex Ingram
Leonid Kinskey
Tom Tyler
Don Beddoe
Lloyd Bridges- See all credits
- Music
- Cinematography
Ted Tetzlaff (B&W)- Producer
- Genre
- Drama. Comedy. Romance
- Synopsis
- When accused arsonist Leopold Dilg escapes jail, he hides out in the home of old friend (and sweetheart) Nora. Nora happens to be renting a farmhouse to Supreme Court candidate Michael Lightcap, but she lets Dilg hide in the attic while Lightcap gets settled. The next day, she introduces Dilg as the gardener. In conversation, though, Lightcap realizes that the gardener has a lot to say about the law! Nora and Dilg team up to convince him that Dilg was framed. The three dodge the cops, try to capture the real crooks, and discover that both men have fallen for Nora. Two different endings were filmed, one in which Nora gives her heart to Dilg, the other in which she leaves with Lightcap. Guess which one remains the classic comic conclusion.
- Awards
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1942: 7 Nominations for Oscar, including Movie, Story, OST (Drama), Editing, Screenplay
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