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This Is the Night

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Claire (Thelma Todd) is caught with her lover, Gerald (Roland Young), by her husband, Stephen (Cary Grant). Confronted with the illicit couple's plans for a vacation in Venice, Italy, the embarrassed pair quickly concoct a story that the trip was a surprise for Stephen and for Gerald's non-existent wife. Gerald hires Germaine (Lili Damita) to pretend to be his spouse during the vacation, a charade that falters when both he and his best friend, Bunny (Charles Ruggles), truly fall for her.

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María Luz Morales (Felipe Centeno) La Vanguardia (Spain) It's fitting to highlight the wit and charm of Lily Damita, an artist whose talent had not been very well used in previous productions. [Full review in Spanish] Mar 4, 2020 Full Review Read all reviews

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steve d The script lets the actors down. Rated 2 out of 5 stars 03/30/23 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis Claire (Thelma Todd) is caught with her lover, Gerald (Roland Young), by her husband, Stephen (Cary Grant). Confronted with the illicit couple's plans for a vacation in Venice, Italy, the embarrassed pair quickly concoct a story that the trip was a surprise for Stephen and for Gerald's non-existent wife. Gerald hires Germaine (Lili Damita) to pretend to be his spouse during the vacation, a charade that falters when both he and his best friend, Bunny (Charles Ruggles), truly fall for her.
Director
Frank Tuttle
Screenwriter
Benjamin Glazer, George Marion Jr., Henry Falk, Avery Hopwood, Rene Peter
Distributor
Paramount Pictures
Production Co
Paramount Pictures
Genre
Comedy
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Apr 8, 1932, Wide
Release Date (DVD)
Nov 15, 2011
Runtime
1h 18m
Sound Mix
Mono
Aspect Ratio
Academy (1.33:1)