Vivacious Lady (1938)

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7.3	IMDB rating

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Directed by

George Stevens

Starring (View all)

Ginger Rogers
Francey Morgan

James Stewart
Peter Morgan, Jr.

James Ellison
Keith Morgan

Beulah Bondi
Martha Morgan

Charles Coburn
Peter Morgan, Sr.

Frances Mercer
Helen

Phyllis Kennedy
Jenny

Franklin Pangborn
Apartment Manager

Written by (View all)

P.J. Wolfson
(screen play) and

Ernest Pagano
(screen play)

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3 years, 1 month ago at Oct 11 23:07

Michael M

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Sex! Now that I’ve got your attention, it’s fascinating to see just how many references to the birds and the bees permeate the seemingly innocent veneer of Vivacious Lady. James Stewart and Ginger Rodgers where dating during the filming and it’s certainly apparent on screen with the levels of sexual tension between the two with these stars never appearing more youthful than they do here. The... read more

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On a quick trip to the city, young university professor Peter Morgan falls in love with nightclub performer Francey Brent and marries her after a whirlwind romance. But when he goes back home, he can't bring himself to tell his conservative, ultra-respected family about it.

Release date: 7 August 1938