Love Is News 1937
"love IS news... when it's romantic TYRONE... lovely LORETTA... and dashing DON stepping out together on a streamlined, screamlined, springtime love-lark!"
Dive into the sparkling world of "Love Is News (1937)", a delightful pre-Code romantic comedy directed by the ever-engaging Tay Garnett. This lighthearted romp stars the charismatic Tyrone Power as a cunning reporter who crosses paths with the witty heiress Loretta Young.
Director: Tay Garnett
Cast
Tyrone Power
Steve Leyton
Loretta Young
Tony Gateson
Don Ameche
Martin J. Canavan
Slim Summerville
Judge Hart
Dudley Digges
Cyrus Jeffrey
Walter Catlett
Eddie Johnson
Pauline Moore
Lois Westcott
Jane Darwell
Mrs. Flaherty
Stepin Fetchit
Penrod
George Sanders
Count Andre de Guyon
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Love Is News (1937) about?
This 1937 romantic comedy follows a reporter who fabricates an engagement to an heiress for a story, only to find himself swept up in a media frenzy when she declares their romance real. His job hangs in the balance as her ex-fiancé complicates things, leading to a series of laugh-out-loud misadventures.
Who directed Love Is News?
Love Is News (1937) was helmed by the talented Tay Garnett, known for his work in classic Hollywood's golden age of comedies and dramas.
Who stars in Love Is News?
The film features Tyrone Power as the quick-witted reporter, Loretta Young as the spirited heiress, and Don Ameche as the charismatic third wheel in this romantic triangle.
Is Love Is News (1937) worth watching?
With its effervescent blend of romance and comedy, Love Is News (1937) is a charming time capsule of pre-Code Hollywood. Fans of witty dialogue and classic star power will appreciate its lighthearted escapism, even if it doesn't delve too deep into drama.
How long is Love Is News?
Love Is News (1937) runs for 77 minutes, making it a perfect quick pick for a cozy movie night or a nostalgic double feature.
About Love Is News (1937) — A Screwball Comedy Where Love and Lies Collide
Dive into the sparkling world of "Love Is News (1937)", a delightful pre-Code romantic comedy directed by the ever-engaging Tay Garnett. This lighthearted romp stars the charismatic Tyrone Power as a cunning reporter who crosses paths with the witty heiress Loretta Young. What begins as a playful ruse to extract a juicy story spirals into a whirlwind of public fascination when Tony impulsively declares they're engaged. Suddenly, the press descends, salesmen besiege their doorstep, and our reporter finds himself alternately fired and rehired—all while his love life becomes front-page scandal. With Don Ameche adding dashing charm to the ensemble, this film blends humor, romance, and the chaos of sudden fame.
Set against the backdrop of 1930s glamour, "Love Is News (1937)" captures the mischievous spirit of classic screwball comedies, where wit and timing reign supreme. The story's themes of deception, quick thinking, and the unpredictable nature of love are woven into every scene, creating an atmosphere that's as effervescent as champagne. Garnett's direction keeps the energy high, while the chemistry between Power and Young sizzles with old-Hollywood charm, making it a treat for fans of vintage cinema.
