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Heaven Can Wait

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In this fun romantic comedy, we meet a charismatic American football player, Joe Pendleton, who is at the peak of his career and in love, until an unfortunate accident leads him to an untimely encounter with the afterlife. However, instead of departing to the great beyond, a celestial misunderstanding allows Joe to return to Earth, but not in his own body—instead, he finds himself inhabiting the form of a deceased millionaire whose life had already become quite problematic.

As he tries to adapt to his new life as the wealthy and somewhat despicable Mr. Legrand, Joe also attempts to continue pursuing his passion for the sport and his romance with the charming Betty, who has no idea of the true change that has taken place. As he navigates this confusing situation, laughter and hijinks ensue, for Joe must confront the inherent complications of his new status, as well as the attempts by celestial beings to return him to where he truly belongs.

With a touch of magic and a hint of romance, the film explores themes of love, fortune, and the quest for genuine happiness. In this entanglement of identities and destinies, Joe discovers that life can offer unexpected surprises and that sometimes, the paths to the heart can be as unpredictable as they are thrilling. The movie is filled with nostalgic charm and bittersweet humor that continues to resonate to this day.

Media type
Movie
Year
1943
Director
Ernst Lubitsch
Writer
Samson Raphaelson
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
7.30
Service
Rotten tomatoes
Rating
89.00
Actors
Don Ameche
Gene Tierney
Charles Coburn
Marjorie Main
Laird Cregar
Spring Byington
Allyn Joslyn
Eugene Pallette
Signe Hasso
Louis Calhern
Helene Reynolds
Aubrey Mather
Tod Andrews
Florence Bates
Scotty Beckett
Clara Blandick
Leonard Carey
James Conaty
Jack Deery
Claire Du Brey
Jay Eaton
James Flavin
Bess Flowers
Gary Gray
Alfred Hall
Grayce Hampton
Marlene Mains
Trudy Marshall
Edwin Maxwell
Doris Merrick
Harold Miller
Dickie Moore
Bert Moorhouse
Clarence Muse
Monty O'Grady
Anne O'Neal
Gerald Pierce
Nino Pipitone Jr.
June Preston
Maureen Roden-Ryan
Anita Sharp-Bolster
Gerald Oliver Smith
Gender
Comedy
Romance
Fantasy
Drama
Country
United States
Producers
Ernst Lubitsch
Original title
Heaven Can Wait
Duration
112
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