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Merrily We Live

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In this lighthearted comedy from 1938, an eccentric upper-class family faces the arrival of an unexpected tenant who shakes up their peaceful daily life. The matriarch, a generous but somewhat forgetful woman, decides to take in a young and handsome man who has just been fired from his job. This new lodging triggers a series of amusing entanglements and conflicts, as he becomes the center of attention for all the family members.

As each character shares their quirky perspective on life—from the absurdly optimistic husband to the mischievous daughters seeking romance—the new tenant becomes the catalyst for intense interactions. The situation becomes even more complicated when the young man attracts the attention of several suitors, unleashing a flood of jealousy and misunderstandings.

With humor characteristic of the era, the film explores family dynamics and the struggle between old traditions and the freshness of youth. Comedic situations intertwine with a message about the importance of acceptance and adaptation. As the plot unfolds, the new tenant helps each family member discover their own desires and yearnings, leading to an unexpected and satisfying conclusion for all. Amid laughter and small life lessons, this movie shines as a beacon of optimism in challenging times.

Media type
Movie
Year
1938
Director
Norman Z. McLeod
Writer
Jack Jevne
Eddie Moran
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
7.30
Actors
Constance Bennett
Brian Aherne
Alan Mowbray
Billie Burke
Patsy Kelly
Ann Dvorak
Tom Brown
Clarence Kolb
Bonita Granville
Marjorie Rambeau
Phillip Reed
Willie Best
Paul Everton
Marjorie Kane
Pat Flaherty
Sam Flint
Sarah Edwards
Kenneth Harlan
Wilma Cox
Olin Howland
Thomas Pogue
Sidney Bracey
Eddie Hart
Ray Mayer
Gender
Comedy
Romance
Country
United States
Producers
Milton H. Bren
Hal Roach
Original title
Merrily We Live
Duration
95
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