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My Life with Caroline

1941 | 81m | English

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A man thinks his high-spirited wife is cheating on him.
Release Date: Aug 01, 1941
Director: Lewis Milestone
Writer: Arnold Belgard, John Van Druten
Genres: Comedy
Keywords idaho, marriage, publisher
Production Companies RKO Radio Pictures
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: Apr 27, 2024
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Full Credits

Name Character
Ronald Colman Anthony Mason
Anna Lee Caroline Mason
Charles Winninger Mr. Bliss
Reginald Gardiner Paul Martindale
Gilbert Roland Paco Del Valle
Kay Leslie Helen
Hugh O'Connell Muirhead
Murray Alper Jenkins
Matt Moore Walters
Richard Carle Reverend Dr. Curtis
Janine Crispin Delta
Feodor Chaliapin Jr. Sky Man
Name Job
Lewis Milestone Director
Arnold Belgard Screenplay
John Van Druten Screenplay
Edward Stevenson Costume Design
Werner R. Heymann Original Music Composer
Henry Berman Editor
Nicolai Remisoff Production Design
Darrell Silvera Set Decoration
Victor Milner Director of Photography
Name Title
Lewis Milestone Producer
William B. Hawks Executive Producer
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Reviews

Geronimo1967
6.0

I'm not an huge fan of farce - but Ronald Colman manages to pull it off quite successfully here - he must be in just about every scene! His wife "Caroline" (Anna Lee) falls for a wealthy gaucho "Paco" (Roland Lee) despite still having feelings for her husband. He "Tony" on the other hand, though out ... wardly indifferent to his wife, still not only loves her, but has no intention of letting her head to the pampas - and so he must thwart her cunning plan. The story, here, is all over the shop - it makes little enough sense at the best of times; but there is oodles of chemistry between the two stars, and as usual much of it comes down to Colman's marvellously underplayed facial expressions - and, for that matter, Lee's ability to play the ditzy, fickle wife with some aplomb too. There are some back stories to support/clutter up the scenarios, depending on your perspective - and it's really not a very substantial film to watch, if I'm honest - but as a bit of escapism with some comedy and charisma, it's well worth 80 minutes of anyone's time.

Jun 25, 2022