ClaudetteColbertFan

While it is certainly not the best of the Loy-Powell pairings, this film is still a delight to watch. The characters they portray are contrasts. Loy is the uptight heroine who schedules everything in advance and wants to be in control of everything, including her sister. Powell is the amiable bohemian everyone adores because he enjoys life and hasn't a care in the world. The two are introduced and the comedy of opposites attract ensues.

This is the best of the films Loretta Young and Tyrone Power played together. A must see.

Stewart's first breakout role. The magnetism between Sullavan and Stewart is undeniable in this sophisticated story about a couple whose careers don't quite mesh. Their divergent careers inevitably causes their marriage to be a rocky one with many ups and downs. The plot, although a progressive one ahead of its time, is not an appealing one. I wanted to like this movie, but the plot kept me from it. It fell flat and seemed rushed.