A B&W Cary Grant film. I've never heard anyone ever talk about this movie and after seeing it, I can't figure out why. This movie was great!
Cary Grant plays a semi-unorthodox Dr. that uses more than medicine to help cure his patients and Jeanne Crain/Deborah Higgins plays one of his patients that falls in love with him after finding out that she's pregnant (and unwed, but she knew that part).
A great first kiss scene and every line that Mr. Grant delivers is smooth. Jeanne Crain is easy on the eyes too.
There's a nifty twist at the end of the movie and it's not so much of a chick flick that a guy will have trouble sitting through it.
An added bonus, Hume Cronin has a role in it too. I don't recall seeing him in too many B&W movies. I remember him as the old guy from Cocoon.
:D :D :D :D - 4 smilies. They chouldn't have done a better job on this movie.
Cary Grant plays a semi-unorthodox Dr. that uses more than medicine to help cure his patients and Jeanne Crain/Deborah Higgins plays one of his patients that falls in love with him after finding out that she's pregnant (and unwed, but she knew that part).
A great first kiss scene and every line that Mr. Grant delivers is smooth. Jeanne Crain is easy on the eyes too.
There's a nifty twist at the end of the movie and it's not so much of a chick flick that a guy will have trouble sitting through it.
An added bonus, Hume Cronin has a role in it too. I don't recall seeing him in too many B&W movies. I remember him as the old guy from Cocoon.
:D :D :D :D - 4 smilies. They chouldn't have done a better job on this movie.
Hmm, this one sounds interesting.