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Let's Live a Little [1948]

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Director:Richard Wallace
Writer:Albert J. Cohen
Edmund L. Hartmann
Howard Irving Young
Jack Harvey
Composer:Werner R. Heymann
Length:85 minutes
(1 hour 25 minutes)
MPAA Rating:UR
Suggested Event Use:Valentines Day
Sorting Category:Comedy
IMDB Rating:5.1/10
Amazon Rating:2.5/5 stars
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  • Romance
  • Family
  • Drama
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Synopsis: A harried, overworked advertising executive is being pursued romantically by one of his clients, a successful perfume magnate ... and his former fiancée.


Reaction: It's cute enough but not particularly compelling. There are a few humorous moments that do play out well, though.


Personal Rating: 5/10

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Richard Wallace => Director
Albert J. Cohen => Writer
Edmund L. Hartmann => Writer
Howard Irving Young => Writer
Jack Harvey => Writer
Werner R. Heymann => Composer
Anna Sten => Michele Bennett
Billy Bevan => Morton, Duke's Butler (uncredited)
Harry Antrim => James Montgomery
Hedy Lamarr => Dr. J.O. Loring
Mary Treen => Miss Adams
Murray Alper => Second Cabbie (uncredited)
Norma Varden => Nurse Brady
Oliver Blake => Herbie, Photographer (uncredited)
Robert Cummings => Duke Crawford
Robert Shayne => Dr. Richard Field

Random Trivia For This Title:

  • "Screen Director's Playhouse" broadcast a 30 minute radio adaptation of the movie on January 16, 1949 with Robert Cummings reprising his film role.