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The Talk of the Town

film by Stevens [1942]
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  • George Stevens
    George Stevens
    / Swing Time, Gunga Din, and Woman of the Year

    Grant returned for The Talk of the Town (1942), in which he played a fugitive, falsely accused of arson, who hides out in the home of a schoolteacher (Jean Arthur). A vacationing law professor (Ronald Colman) is also there, and the two men debate the law while competing…

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    Grant returned for The Talk of the Town (1942), in which he played a fugitive, falsely accused of arson, who hides out in the home of a schoolteacher (Jean Arthur). A vacationing law professor (Ronald Colman) is also there, and the two men debate the law while competing…

    Read More