Fred Astaire

Ginger Rogers

Alice Brady

Edward Everett Horton

Erik Rhodes

Eric Blore

William Austin

Charles Coleman

Lillian Miles

Betty Grable

E. E. Clive

Paul Porcasi

Norman Ainsley

Jimmy Aubrey

Finis Barton

Eleanor Bayley

De Don Blunier

Jack Chefe

Cy Clegg

Larry Steers

Dorothy Yost

George Marion Jr.

Edward Kaufman

Mark Sandrich

Pandro S. Berman

William Hamilton

David Abel

Van Nest Polglase

Carroll Clark

Walter Plunkett

Mack Gordon

Dwight Taylor

Harry Revel

Hugh McDowell Jr.

Con Conrad

Herb Magidson

Cole Porter

Dave Gould

Vernon L. Walker

Max Steiner

Comedy

Romance

The Gay Divorcee

RKO Radio Pictures

United States of America

English

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"Guy Holden" (Fred Astaire) is already a celebrated American star of the stage, when he meets the delightfully named "Mimi Glossop" (Ginger Rogers) on a cross-channel packet boat as he travels from Paris to London. He accidentally tears her dress (no, not in mad passion...) so lends her his overcoat which which he hopes will be returned with some details of how he can continue to see her... Meantime, she is trying to organise a complicated divorce - not so very easy in the 1930s - and we embark on a fairly fast-paced story of loves, lusts and just plain old miscommunication that leads her, "Holden" and a really good support cast that includes Alice Brady, Erik Rhodes and a short cameo from the inimitable Betty Grable on a jolly, jaunty - if entirely insubstantial romantic drama. As ever with these Astaire/Rogers presentations, the actual plot is little better than a skeleton for the wonderful dance routines and here - some Cole Porter "Night and Day" and Con Conrad "The Continental" to help keep the toes tapping.

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