Penny Serenade

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Penny Serenade is a 1941 American melodrama film starring Cary Grant and Irene Dunne that explores the struggles and emotional resilience of a married couple facing personal tragedy.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf film
basedOn story by Martha Cheavens
cinematographyBy Joseph Walker
countryOfOrigin United States
director George Stevens
distributor Columbia Pictures
editedBy Otto Meyer
featuresFormat black-and-white cinematography
genre melodrama
romantic drama
hasTheme family
loss
love
resilience
second chances
leadCharacter Julie Adams
Roger Adams
musicBy Roy Webb
narrativeFocus emotional resilience
marriage
parenthood
personal tragedy
notableFor Cary Grant Academy Award nomination for Best Actor
originalLanguage English
portrays adoption
domestic life
grief
struggles of a married couple
producer George Stevens
productionCompany Columbia Pictures
publicationDate 1941
releaseYear 1941
runtime approximately 119 minutes
screenwriter Morrie Ryskind
setIn California
Japan
starPerformanceBy Cary Grant
Irene Dunne
starring Ann Doran
Beulah Bondi
Cary Grant
Edgar Buchanan
Irene Dunne
Wallace Ford

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George Stevens directed Penny Serenade
Irene Dunne notableWork Penny Serenade
Edgar Buchanan notableWork Penny Serenade
Beulah Bondi actedIn Penny Serenade
Irene Dunne notableWork Penny Serenade
subject linked to: Irene Marie Dunn
William Edgar Buchanan appearedIn Penny Serenade