Production
Norman Krasna felt that Marlene Dietrich could not play comedy and needed experienced comedic actors to play opposite her like Cary Grant and Adolphe Menjou; he felt Bruce Cabot and Roland Young were miscast. He also says that the Hays Office insisted that two reels of the film be removed for censorship reasons.
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