It's interesting to note that the two leads both married several times in real life including to each other between 1931 and 1933 and Sullavan was divorced from one husband in March, 1936 and married another in December of that same year, the year, in fact, that this movie was shot. Be that as it may this is a very typical 'screwball' comedy which means, as we know, that it is charming, zany, and romantic in equal measures and fields a mandatory supporting casts culled from the pick of 'character' actors then working or, to put it another way, the best in the business. The plot is also up to snuff, a 'meet-cute' leading to misunderstandings that have around eight reels to resolve themselves. Must-see.
Review of The Moon's Our Home
