Amour et swing (1943)

Nommé pour 2 Oscars
- 2 nominations au total

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Michèle Morgan

Millie Pico
(as Michele Morgan)

Jack Haley

Mike O'Brien

Frank Sinatra

Frank Sinatra

Leon Errol

Cyrus Drake

Marcy McGuire

Mickey

Victor Borge

Sir Victor Fitzroy Victor

Mary Wickes

Sandy Brooks

Elisabeth Risdon

Mrs. Georgia Keating

Barbara Hale

Katherine Keating

Mel Tormé

Marty
(as Mel Torme)

Paul Hartman

Byngham

Grace Hartman

Hilda

Dooley Wilson

Oscar

Ivy Scott

Mrs. Whiffin

Robert Andersen

Announcer at Butler's Ball
(non crédité)

Paul Bradley

Wedding Guest
(non crédité)

Ralph Brooks

Restaurant Customer
(non crédité)

Tanis Chandler

Debutante
(non crédité)

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Anecdotes
RKO purchased the rights to the play for $15,000 ($254,000 in 2022), specifically to star Frank Sinatra, and the four songs he sings by Jimmy McHugh and Harold Adamson were written to accommodate his singing style. He was billed third because the contracts with Michèle Morgan and Jack Haley prevented higher billing.

Gaffes
During the song "when it comes to love you're on your own" (c.62 minutes) the doorways have no panes of glass in them on the lower rows, as the house staff join in the song.

Citations
Mr. Green: Lovely thing you're playing, Victor. What is it?
Sir Victor Fitzroy Victor: It's a piano.

Connexions
Featured in We Haven't Really Met Properly...: Jack Haley as the Tin Man/Hickory (2005)

Bandes originales
It's a Most Important Affair
(1943) (uncredited)
Written by Jimmy McHugh
Lyrics Harold Adamson
Sung by Mel Tormé, Marcy McGuire, Paul Hartman, Grace Hartman,
Martha Mears, Dooley Wilson, and Ivy Scott

Sinatra, Torme, and Borge in their youth

This is not the best of films, but a cute, fluffy romantic musical comedy. The real treat is seeing Frank Sinatra, Mel Torme, and Victor Borge as young men - 3 true legends.

This was the first RKO picture for Sinatra of a 3 film RKO deal. However, Louis B. Mayer was a fan of Sinatra's - his rendition of Ol' Man River moved him to tears. Mayer contacted RKO & bought out Sinatra's RKO contract in order to bring him to MGM.