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Take a Letter, Darling

film by Leisen [1942]
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  • Mitchell Leisen
    / Films of the 1940s of Mitchell Leisen

    Take a Letter, Darling (1942) featured MacMurray as the male secretary (a painter who needs a day job) to a high-powered advertising executive (Rosalind Russell) who falls for him despite her better judgment. In the visually arresting No Time for Love (1943), MacMurray played a…

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    Take a Letter, Darling (1942) featured MacMurray as the male secretary (a painter who needs a day job) to a high-powered advertising executive (Rosalind Russell) who falls for him despite her better judgment. In the visually arresting No Time for Love (1943), MacMurray played a…

    Read More