My Favorite Wife--1940 Writers: Bella & Sam Spewack and Leo McCarey http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HcBDfWqIEXU (meet-cute ends at 0:58.) NICK: My name is Arden. CONCIERGE: Oh yes, Mr. Arden. I believe that uh... (Concierge glances over Nick's shoulder at Ellen, she waves him off) NICK: Huh? CONCIERGE: Oh, nothing. (rings for bellhop) Suite A. NICK: Oh, suite A? CONCIERGE: It's our best. NICK: I'd rather not have suite A if you don't mind. CONCIERGE: I beg your pardon? NICK: Have you anything else? CONCIERGE: Suite C. NICK: I couldn't take that suite A, because... I've been here before. TRIVIA VIA IMDB:Cary Grant wears a leopard print smoking jacket throughout much of the last third of the film. He was just coming off the huge flop Bringing Up Baby in which the titular character is a leopard. IMDB logline: Missing for seven years and presumed dead, a woman returns home on the day of her husband's second marriage. DIALOGUE ON DIALOGUE: This is an atypical meet-cute: the dialogue isn't between the love interests, the love interests already know each other, and now our Hero has (legally) one too many... love interests.

This is a fabulous scene in this movie--Cary Grant is superb as a guy trying to check into one hotel with two different wives. Very funny. Another great scene is the courtroom at the end when the judge is trying to declare Irene Dunne no longer legally dead.