Never saw this before. It is one of the Cary Grant films you've posted. This one is of tremendous interest for me and it has raised my curiosity about a number of things. I think it has great performances from both Grant and Loy. I wonder if Howard Hawks had seen this. I know he saw The Awful Truth and that led to his putting Grant in Bringing Up Baby. I can imagine his seeing this helped in his conceiving of Only Angels Have Wings. I was well aware of how much Ceiling Zero had shaped OAHW but Wing in the Dark brings in other elements. Hawks was a screen play writer in the mid 20s before he became a director and thought long and hard about what made a good story. If you look at WitD and CZ, you can see what Hawks thought he could do better and did. To me, OAHW is Hawks most perfect film of the 30s. This film proved Grant's dramatic abilities was just what Hawks needed for CG's role in OAHW.
Thank you. You have made my day. I don't remember this early Grant / Loy film. Even Myrna never mentioned it. We only ever spoke of Blandings and Bobbysoxer with Cary. I knew them both from 1961 until their respective deaths. They were very important people in my love. Wonderful people each in their way. What amused me was they had made so many films they really didn't remember them all. I had recently seen her in The Prize Fighter and the Lady. She had no recollection of the film. I was inwardly stunned. I realised that evening speaking with Myrna during dinner that for her it was work and they went from one film to another maybe only viewing the film once. I on the other hand watched all the films I could on tele as many times as they were shown. What struck me when this film began is that Myrna had Top billing over Cary. This was very rare and showed how famous she already was but that Cary was still building his career.
I am so grateful, that you have posted this great movie. Thank you so mutch, its a pleasure to watch Clary Grant, he was the most handsome of Hollywoods men, and a great actor.
Good movie. For airplane buffs, Cary Grant's plane was a Lockheed Sirius 8A. The plane in the movie would be destroyed 5 years later (1940) in a mid air collision. Myrna Loy's Moscow flight plane was a Lockheed Vega 5B, this plane was damage while filming "Only Angels have Wings" and scrapped in 1938.
Beautiful movie…Thank you…Love it!
Never saw this before. It is one of the Cary Grant films you've posted. This one is of tremendous interest for me and it has raised my curiosity about a number of things. I think it has great performances from both Grant and Loy. I wonder if Howard Hawks had seen this. I know he saw The Awful Truth and that led to his putting Grant in Bringing Up Baby. I can imagine his seeing this helped in his conceiving of Only Angels Have Wings. I was well aware of how much Ceiling Zero had shaped OAHW but Wing in the Dark brings in other elements. Hawks was a screen play writer in the mid 20s before he became a director and thought long and hard about what made a good story. If you look at WitD and CZ, you can see what Hawks thought he could do better and did. To me, OAHW is Hawks most perfect film of the 30s. This film proved Grant's dramatic abilities was just what Hawks needed for CG's role in OAHW.
Gratitude & appreciation for this wonderful inspiring piece of art! To live one's dreams regardless of circumstances.
Thank you. You have made my day. I don't remember this early Grant / Loy film. Even Myrna never mentioned it. We only ever spoke of Blandings and Bobbysoxer with Cary. I knew them both from 1961 until their respective deaths. They were very important people in my love. Wonderful people each in their way.
What amused me was they had made so many films they really didn't remember them all. I had recently seen her in The Prize Fighter and the Lady. She had no recollection of the film. I was inwardly stunned. I realised that evening speaking with Myrna during dinner that for her it was work and they went from one film to another maybe only viewing the film once. I on the other hand watched all the films I could on tele as many times as they were shown.
What struck me when this film began is that Myrna had Top billing over Cary. This was very rare and showed how famous she already was but that Cary was still building his career.
I am so grateful, that you have posted this great movie. Thank you so mutch, its a pleasure to watch Clary Grant, he was the most handsome of Hollywoods men, and a great actor.
Great acting performance by Cary Grant. Myrna Loy very good too. Thanks for the upload.
First time ever for this movie!! I am stunned to have missed this jewell!! LOVED IT!!
Thank You So Much! Incredible film; phenomenal print quality!!
Cary Grant and Myrna Loy are great together. And it is always great to see Roscoe Karns.
Thank you so much.
Love Cary in this movie …Thanks for upload …
1939….A great picture with Myrna Loy and Cary Grant!!! Just great! Thanks!
OMG – How on earth did I miss this Cary Grant film? Love Myrna Loy also so this was a real treat!
A great old gem. Thanks Cary and Myrna.
Thanks for another wonderful film I enjoyed watching this movie, I haven't seen it in years.
Gee, how odd this was never on TCM / or amuricun tv.
Its OK
1.10.42 – great cat eyes!
I didn't know anything about this movie, just found it at random, but it's a real good one. great story and well played
if this was made today it would be so cheesy! but things were made with class beauty and quality back then. all up until I came along!! ; P
Do not put oil/grease on burns.
Thank you! I am so grateful for this rare film to be available. You made my night also! 😀
I love classic movies. Really enjoyed this one. Cary Grant was a beautiful man. So gorgeous and talented. Thanks for posting!
tears….love my classic films. thanks for uploading. Cary & Myrna are wonderful.
Myrna was a timeless beauty with great wit in all her movies.
enjoy watching this classic movie thank you, for putting it on YouTube.
Nice movie. Some of the lines were repetitive and meh, but Cary Grant was fabulous as always.
Good movie. For airplane buffs, Cary Grant's plane was a Lockheed Sirius 8A. The plane in the movie would be destroyed 5 years later (1940) in a mid air collision. Myrna Loy's Moscow flight plane was a Lockheed Vega 5B, this plane was damage while filming "Only Angels have Wings" and scrapped in 1938.