so often. Now that she is financially independent, she explains, he can see that she does not want to (re)marry him for his money. He frees himself from his straitjacket, advances on her menacingly, then embraces her. Cast Claudette Colbert as Nicole de Loiselle Gary Cooper as Michael Brandon Edward Everett Horton as Marquis de Loiselle David Niven as Albert De Regnier Elizabeth Patterson as Aunt Hedwige Herman Bing as Monsieur Pepinard Warren Hymer as Kid Mulligan Franklin Pangborn as Assistant Hotel Manager Armand Cortes as Assistant Hotel Manager Rolfe Sedan as Floorwalker Lawrence Grant as Professor Urganzeff Lionel Pape as Monsieur Potin Tyler Brooke as Clerk Leon Ames as Ex-Chauffeur (uncredited) Music "Here Comes Cookie" by Mack Gordon, sung by Gary Cooper Reception Frank Nugent, critic for The New York Times, felt that, "Although it's not a bad comedy by our current depressed standards", Gary Cooper was badly miscast as a much-married millionaire. Variety wrote that "It's a light and sometimes bright entertainment, but gets a bit tiresome, despite its comparatively moderate running time. [...] The Brackett-Wilder scripting is ofttimes bright but illogical and fragile." References External links Category:1938 films Category:1930s romantic comedy films Category:1930s screwball comedy films Category:American films Category:American film remakes Category:American romantic comedy films Category:American screwball comedy films Category:American black-and-white films Category:English-language films Category:American films based on plays Category:Films directed by Ernst Lubitsch Category:Films scored by Friedrich Hollaender Category:Films set on the French Riviera Category:Films set in Paris Category:Paramount Pictures films Category:Films with screenplays by Billy Wilder Category:Films with screenplays by Charles Brackett Category:Sound film remakes of silent films