Figure 2.--Carry Grant has a talk with his son who he is just beginning to understand. The boy is played by Paul Petersen. |
Carry Grant playing a widower moves his children to a houseboat so he can be closer to them. Not one of the better Grant films, but mildly amusing. Grant finds himself falling in love with the housekeeper, which is understandable since she is Sophia Loreen. She actually is the runaway daughter of a wealthy Italian conductor. She can't cook or clean, but otherwise makes an excellent housekeeper. She has run away from her conductor father who complains tyhat shehas the finest European education which means she is unable to do anything. The younger boy who likes to play his harmonica finds Cynthia after he runs away himself. The children lover her and help bring the widower and his children closer together The younger boy is ??? who appeared in several films. He wears short pants throughout the film, including a blue short pants suit with very long shorts and ankle socks. The older boy is Paul Petersen and is best known for playing Donna Reed's son Jeff on television. He is 13 years old and wears long pants, including jeans.
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