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Bringing Up Baby

Bringing Up Baby

Genre:
Comedy,
Romance
Mood:
Fast-paced,
Witty
Decade:
1930's
Country:
United States
Director:
Howard Hawks
Actor:
Charles Ruggles,
Cary Grant
Actress:
Katharine Hepburn
Release Year:
1938
Studio: Turner Home Entertainment
Runtime: 102 Mins.
Format: Color
Rating: Unrated
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WHAT IT'S ABOUT:

Paleontologist David Huxley (Cary Grant) leads a quiet, studious life, and is engaged to a proper, like-minded young woman. Then, quite by accident he runs into daffy heiress Susan Vance (Katharine Hepburn), who immediately takes a shine to the handsome, bespectacled scientist. Used to getting just what she wants, Susan simply won't let David go. Before long, Huxley's life gets turned upside down, as Susan kidnaps him to her starchy aunt's Connecticut estate, along with her explorer brother's recently arrived present, a tame leopard called "Baby". The comic mayhem escalates from there.

WHY I LOVE IT:

Howard Hawks's quintessential screwball outing remains one of our most riotous and inspired screen comedies. Grant and Hepburn (who'd do "Holiday" later the same year and "The Philadelphia Story" two years later) are in fabulous form, with Grant wholly convincing as the nerdy, befuddled victim, and Kate on fire as a flaky but determined lass who's finally found true love, and intends to hold on, come what may. This Sublime, classic film is fun, fast and oh-so-funny.


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