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All 18 Jean Stevens Movies In Order - All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online |
Get ready to dive into the world of Jean Stevens Movies, as we bring you an exciting roundup of her most memorable and captivating films. From heartwarming dramas to thrilling action-packed flicks, this article is your ultimate guide to discovering the magic that Jean Stevens has brought to the big screen.
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"Flying Down to Rio, " a 1933 musical comedy, brings charm and romance to the silver screen. The film introduces viewers to a nightclub singer in Rio who is engaged to her current employer—the owner of the very nightclub where she performs. But, things heat up when a captivating, American bandleader, with a love for aviation, arrives in Rio and sets his sights on the Latin singer.
Experience the unforgettable magic of "One in a Million" as American theatrical manager Jack (Adolphe Menjou) stumbles upon Henie (Sonja Henie), an extraordinary talent preparing for the Olympics in Switzerland. Jack brings her to life in Madison Square Garden, and together they embark on an exciting journey to showcase Henie's incredible gift. With a mix of comedy, family, and music genres, this 1936 classic leaves audiences spellbound with its captivating performances and heartwarming storyline.
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Experience the delightful comedy in "A Damsel in Distress" (1937), a timeless classic by RKO Radio Pictures. With a witty script by P. G. Wodehouse, Ian Hay, and Ernest Pagano, this charming film follows the entanglement between American entertainer Nick Potter and English damsel Judy Holliday.
"Thin Ice" from 1937 is a delightful tale of love, skating, and song that will leave you smiling. Set in the picturesque setting of a Swiss hotel, a charming ski instructor, played by the enchanting Sonja Henie, finds her world turned upside down when a dashing and charming man walks into her life. As the ski instructor and man, played by Tyrone Power, go from skating in the morning to sharing secret rendezvous in the evening, their love blossoms.
In the whimsical world of "Room Service" (1938), penniless theatrical producer Gordon Miller (played by Groucho Marx) finds himself in a comical predicament as he desperately tries to outwit the hotel efficiency expert (Edgar Kennedy) poised to evict him from his room. As if that wasn't enough, he also has to secure backing for his new play. Featuring the antics of the iconic Marx brothers - Groucho, Harpo, and Chico - this comedy gem is a delightful glimpse into the 1930s entertainment scene.
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"Bringing Up Baby" is a timeless screwball comedy released in 1938, featuring the likes of Katharine Hepburn and Cary Grant. The film follows paleontologist David Huxley, portrayed by Cary Grant, as he aims to secure a whopping $1 million donation for his museum. However, his efforts are repeatedly disrupted by the eccentric, flighty, and frequently annoying heiress Susan Vance, played by Katharine Hepburn.
The Mad Miss Manton, starring the enchanting Barbara Stanwyck, is the perfect blend of comedy and mystery set in the captivating 1938 world of New York City. The story begins with beautiful and vivacious socialite Melsa Manton (Stanwyck) stumbling upon a murdered body, only to have the disappearing evidence leave the police and press dubbing her a prankster. Refusing to be labeled as such, Melsa embarks on an enthralling adventure to prove herself and catch the real culprit.
"Carefree" is a delightful 1938 screwball comedy that redefines the classic love story, all set to the rhythmic tunes of music. Starring the legendary duo of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, this film is sure to capture your heart as it weaves a tale of love, self-discovery, and the power of music.
Prepare to be captivated by the enchanting tale of "The Story of Vernon and Irene Castle, " a riveting 1939 biographical drama that brings to life the story of a legendary dancing duo who revolutionized the world of dance with their electric performances. With a vibrant blend of music, drama, and high-energy choreography, the film showcases the love, passion, and determination of the dynamic dancing team, bringing their story to life on the big screen.
"Bachelor Mother" is a delightful 1939 comedy-romance film that tells the heartwarming story of an unemployed woman who discovers an abandoned baby on the steps of an orphanage. With limited employment prospects, she accepts an offer to take responsibility for the child in return for a job. As this unlikely trio navigates the joys and challenges of parenthood, their bonds deepen and their lives transform.
Experience the dazzling and whimsical world of "La Conga Nights" (1940), a screwball comedy that will leave you laughing and humming along to the captivating rhythms of rhumba music. Hugh Herbert plays the lovable and dizzy millionaire playboy, Henry I. Dibble, Jr. , who finds himself in a hilarious predicament as he is forced to evict Mama O'Brien (Ferike Boros) and her penniless guests from his family's property.
Get ready to laugh your socks off with "The More the Merrier" (1943), a delightful screwball comedy set in the heart of World War II. Starring the charming trio of Jean Arthur, Joel McCrea, and the incredibly talented Charles Coburn, this classic film takes you on a whirlwind of romantic entanglements and sibling rivalry.
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A Lady Takes a Chance is a delightful comedy-romance set in the charming Western landscape of the early 20th century. The film follows a NYC spinster who, at the brink of forty, embarks on a bus tour across the West, seeking adventure and escape from her unfulfilling city life. Along the way, she encounters a ruggedly handsome rodeo cowboy who sweeps her off her feet and introduces her to the thrill of the Wild West, helping her forget her disappointing city suitors.
14. Mexicana (1945)
"Mexicana", a fascinating musical romantic comedy released in 1945, revolves around the story of a gifted Mexican singer, who shares striking similarities with the iconic American singer, Frank Sinatra. In order to escape the frenzied crowds of adoring teenagers at his concerts, he devises an ingenious strategy – feigning marriage to an American soprano. However, this plan takes an unexpected turn when he manages to convince the woman to take on the role of his wife.
15. Over 21 (1945)
"Over 21, " a 1945 comedy starring Irene Dunne, explores the story of a determined woman screenwriter who moves into a small, run-down bungalow in order to be closer to her husband - a 39-year-old newspaper editor who has recently joined the army. This heartwarming film takes us on an emotional journey of love, sacrifice, and commitment as we witness the challenges faced by a couple trying to stay together during times of war.
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That Brennan Girl, released in 1946, follows the life of Ziggy, a teenage girl living under the watchful eye of her domineering mother. Encouraged to grow up fast and embrace adult responsibilities, Ziggy becomes entangled in a dangerous world when her boyfriend recruits her into his illicit activities.
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"Let's Dance" is a delightful 1950 musical comedy film that takes us on a heartwarming journey post-war. Donald Elwood reunites with his former USO partner, Kitty McNeil, who has transformed into a wealthy widow with a little child. Kitty's paternal grandmother, determined to uphold the customs of her late husband's class, causes Kitty to feel trapped.
In the heart of the old Santa Fe of 1880, a Boston woman with a vision for progress introduces modern techniques of medicine, but not without encountering resistance. Starring as the determined female doctor is Greer Garson, who embarks on a personal mission to transform the dusty frontier town into a thriving community of wellness. As a dental specialist, she faces challenges not only in her new surroundings but also from a skeptical local doctor who is adamant about preserving traditional remedies.