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The Lady Eve

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In this classic romantic comedy from the 1940s, the cunning and charming Charles Pike, a young and wealthy beer manufacturer, embarks on an expedition journey into the jungle in search of the rarest snake in the world. There, he meets the intriguing and seductive Jean Harrington, a skilled con artist who, along with her father, has been taking advantage of wealthy men's gullibility. Jean is drawn to the sweet yet somewhat clumsy Charles and decides to make him her next victim.

With a mix of wit and charm, Jean disguises herself as a refined lady and makes her move. However, as she becomes more involved with Charles, she begins to question her own intentions. Despite her initial plans, the love that starts to blossom between them complicates the scheme of the con. Everything becomes even more complicated when Charles discovers the truth about Jean's identity, creating a sea of misunderstandings and comic situations that keep viewers on the edge of their seats.

Amid the frenzy of attraction and the cunning of deception, the film explores the twists of love, social class, and the question of sincerity. With memorable performances and a clever script, this comedic masterpiece is filled with quick-witted dialogue and absurd situations that will make you laugh and reflect on the true intentions of the heart.

Media type
Movie
Year
1941
Director
Preston Sturges
Writer
Preston Sturges
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
7.70
Service
Rotten tomatoes
Rating
99.00
Service
Metacritic
Rating
96.00
Actors
Barbara Stanwyck
Henry Fonda
Charles Coburn
Eugene Pallette
William Demarest
Eric Blore
Melville Cooper
Martha O'Driscoll
Janet Beecher
Robert Greig
Dora Clement
Luis Alberni
Bobby Barber
Eddie Hall
Arthur Stuart Hull
Wilda Bennett
Evelyn Beresford
Georgie Cooper
Bess Flowers
Kenneth Gibson
Alfred Hall
Bertram Marburgh
Gayne Whitman
Abdullah Abbas
Norman Ainsley
Mary Akin
Jan Buckingham
Madge Crane
Mitchell Ingraham
Barry Norton
Robert Warwick
Sam Ash
Robert Dudley
Cyril Ring
Harry A. Bailey
Jack W. Johnston
Julius Tannen
Arthur Hoyt
Ambrose Barker
Wilson Benge
Al Bridge
Ken Carpenter
Jimmy Conlin
Nell Craig
Eva Dennison
Helen Dickson
Betty Farrington
Almeda Fowler
Harry Depp
Pauline Drake
Franklyn Farnum
John Hartley
Sheldon Jett
Richard Kipling
Jack Richardson
Wanda McKay
Ella Neal
Torben Meyer
Esther Michelson
Bert Moorhouse
Suzanne Ridgway
Ronald R. Rondell
Frank Moran
Joseph North
Barbara Pepper
Jean Phillips
Victor Potel
Frances Raymond
Harry Rosenthal
Reginald Sheffield
Larry Steers
Bert Stevens
Dorothy Vernon
Wally Walker
Pat West
Gender
Comedy
Romance
Country
United States
Producers
Paul Jones
Buddy G. DeSylva
Albert Lewin
Original title
The Lady Eve
Duration
97
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