Hope you didn't miss it

I have a collection of nearly all the episodes of the TV Mr. Lucky but had never seen the movie which turned out to be rather different. Whereas John Vivian was a debonair man of the world, (which Grant could easily play, of course), here Cary is a "Guys and Dolls" type character who cleans up his act thanks to Ms. Day and a letter from a Greek mother. Very interesting and one of many off-beat roles Cary did during the war years that stretched his talents and really showed what he could do but which are largely forgotten today.

I absolutely adored this film! Cary Grant was flawless as always & the chemistry with the leading lady was fantastic. It was nice to see him in something else besides a screwball comedy. Relating to that, I figure that this film isn't as huge as his comedic roles as it was more of a drama part for him. It's kinda sad. This film has also proven that Cary Grant can do any sort of a film. There will never be another actor like him!

I also loved the ending. It was so sweet & romantic! I was a bit worried that we would see a repeat of the beginning but I'm glad it was continued on. The scene where she was calling out to him as he left the area broke my heart. That, & the other scene where she kissed him & asked if he felt anything/liked it(???). Luckily he said he did & he even came back for more haha. Ooh, and the scene where she asked him to dance, even though it was just them.

I loved everything about the film. I plan to add it to my extensive DVD collection.