The connection between Irene Dunne and Cary Grant feels genuine as they portray a couple looking forward to their future, until disaster and loss force them to confront a life without children. Then, with some assistance from the friendly "Applejack" (Edgar Buchanan), they consider adoption. Their lives have become quite simple; he’s attempting to keep a local newspaper afloat, its circulation fluctuating between 901…

The movie features an exceptional dramatic performance from a young Cary Grant. Those who find Mr. Grant to be uninteresting or think he's been given too much praise as a comedic performer should consider seeing this film, because it demonstrates his acting capabilities. It’s a very pleasant romantic story, made even better by the presence of a talented ensemble cast. The narrative is genuinely touching, although it …