Hide-Out

1934
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1h 21m

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Maureen O'Sullivan and Robert Montgomery in Hide-Out (1934)

Racketeer Lucky Wilson hides on a farm after being shot, falling for the farmer's daughter Pauline. He must reconcile his criminal past with rural life and win over her disapproving father w... Read allRacketeer Lucky Wilson hides on a farm after being shot, falling for the farmer's daughter Pauline. He must reconcile his criminal past with rural life and win over her disapproving father while evading the police.Racketeer Lucky Wilson hides on a farm after being shot, falling for the farmer's daughter Pauline. He must reconcile his criminal past with rural life and win over her disapproving father while evading the police.

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6.9/10

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Nominated for 1 Oscar
- 1 nomination total

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Trivia
The whistling sound made by the singing painter was an indication he had poorly fitted false teeth.

Goofs
Lucky bet Willie he could not make a run down the road and back in 5 mins. Willie did in fact make it in 3:30 winning the quarter bet.

Connections
Remade as I'll Wait for You (1941)

Soundtracks
The Dream Was So Beautiful
(1934) (uncredited)
Music by Nacio Herb Brown
Lyrics by Arthur Freed
Sung by Louise Henry at the New Paree cabaret
Played as background music often

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7/10

Very Funny in Spots, and a Happy Ending.

Yeah Yeah Yeah, I read about the Cliché's, but thats why I watch movies like these. I want a predictable ending, I want cliché's. I don't want to be emotionally challenged, I want to be entertained. A forgotten concept in todays movies. Occasionally weak acting and improvisation that lends a sense of realism. I like the mix between actual barnyard scenes and studio shots, probably technologically difficult in those times. Overall a very satisfying movie, and you gotta love Mickey Rooney as an ornery boy. I would have liked to see a sequel where the main character gets out of Jail and goes back. Marries the Girl, fixes the milk problem for Pa, and raises a passel of little piglets.