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Bringing Up Baby (1938)
Director: Howard Hawks
Movie review
From Time Out Film Guide
One of the finest screwball comedies ever, with Grant - a dry, nervous, conventional palaeontologist - meeting up with madcap socialite Hepburn and undergoing the destruction of his career, marriage, sanity and sexual identity. The catalyst in the process is Baby, a leopard that causes chaos wherever he goes, and finally awakens Grant to the attractions of irreponsible insanity. Fast, furious and very, very funny.Author: GA
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- megan said...
- Posted on May 19 2010 16:49 Only asstight losers with no sense of humor can NOT enjoy and appreciate the gags and comedic timing in this film and spot on acting. Get lost and post a negative comment in your personal blog losers. Your the minor minority opinion of no consequence and value.
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- Pam in New York said...
- Posted on Apr 15 2010 16:41 I too hated Heburn in this and every minute of the film I pitied Cary Grant for having to put up with her. I was glad when the movie was finally over. I don't know how critics loved this. You can't have a great movie with such as disastrous female lead performance. Her small screechy voice made me want to slap her every time she uttered a word.
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- Kitty said...
- Posted on Apr 15 2010 16:36 Yes, this is a best sample of screwball comedy, yet I didn't like this movie, and didn't laugh once; mainly because I hated Katherine's Hepburn character from the moment she opened her mouth. She looks great, but she has a grating voice that drove me crazy. Katherine's Heburn character BRINGING UP BABY should enter film history as THE MOST UNLIKABABLE FEMALE LEAD IN A COMEDY EVER MADE.
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Cast & crew
Director: Howard Hawks
Producer: Howard Hawks
Cast: Cary Grant, Katharine Hepburn, Charles Ruggles, May Robson, Barry Fitzgerald, Walter Catlett, Fritz Feld full cast
Genre(s): Comedy
Rated: PG
Duration: 102 mins
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