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Once Upon a Honeymoon
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Once Upon a Honeymoon

film by McCarey [1942]
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  • Leo McCarey
    Leo McCarey
    / Middle years

    Less successful was Once Upon a Honeymoon (1942), a witless comedy-drama-romance. It starred Grant as a radio reporter who has to save a chorus girl (Ginger Rogers) from her Nazi husband (Walter Slezak) as the newlyweds honeymoon across war-torn Europe. A misfire for McCarey, it drew particular criticism…

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    Less successful was Once Upon a Honeymoon (1942), a witless comedy-drama-romance. It starred Grant as a radio reporter who has to save a chorus girl (Ginger Rogers) from her Nazi husband (Walter Slezak) as the newlyweds honeymoon across war-torn Europe. A misfire for McCarey, it drew particular criticism…

    Read More