Goodbye, My Fancy

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Silvie M @RT21021048 Mar 16, 2025 Some really spooky themes ( politically If you are concerned about the present government , take a look see See more Steve D @RT35616104 Jan 23, 2024 Takes a bit to get going but once it does it is really good. See more Apr 11, 2019 The transition from play to film did not work. Crawford did not gel with any of the other characters and there was no chemistry between any of them. It was very dry and matter of fact, when it was intended to be an important drama. This film really falls flat on what it was supposed to be and the way it was written. See more ashley h @ashleyhobgood87 May 18, 2017 Goodbye, My Fancy is a decent film. It is about Congresswoman Agatha Reed who returns to her alma mater for a homecoming. Joan Crawford and Robert Young give good performances. The screenplay is a little slow in places. Vincent Sherman did an alright job directing this movie. I liked this motion picture because of the humor and romance. See more Feb 22, 2014 Joan Crawford is a congresswoman who returns to her alma matter, where she was expelled for having an affair with professor, now dean and widower, Robert Young. It's an odd mix of lightweight comedy and social drama, but it works in a strange sort of way. Eve Arden is great as Crawford's assistant. See more Jan 25, 2014 Something different for Joan playing a congresswoman who spends a weekend at her old college on a bittersweet journey. Originally intended for Rosalind Russell who had to bow out at the last minute, the part and Crawford aren't a perfect fit but it's nice to see her try something different. She does a good job and is surrounded by an excellent cast although Frank Lovejoy is likewise not an ideal choice for his role. While all the performers do well two really stand out, Eve Arden is her usual sharp self as Joan's Girl Friday but it's Lurene Tuttle who steals every second of her screen time as a seemingly flighty old chum who is more than meets the eye. Mixed in with the romance are some trenchant points about censorship and the fallacy of memory. See more Read all reviews

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