FEATURE
Penny Serenade
A marriage told through the records the couple plays, each side dropping the needle on another year. George Stevens lets Cary Grant abandon the light comedy entirely — his courtroom plea to keep an adopted daughter is the performance that got him his first Oscar nomination.
- 1941
- 1h 59m
Dir. George Stevens
Runtime 120 min
3 days to watch, from when you press play
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About this film
Penny Serenade
A marriage told through the records the couple plays, each side dropping the needle on another year. George Stevens lets Cary Grant abandon the light comedy entirely — his courtroom plea to keep an adopted daughter is the performance that got him his first Oscar nomination.
“George Stevens lets Cary Grant abandon the light comedy entirely — his courtroom plea to keep an adopted daughter is the performance that got him his first Oscar nomination.”
