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Monkey Business (1952)
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Cary Grant plays an absent-minded scientist working on a youth serum with little success. One afternoon, one of his test monkeys gets loose and works up a formula of its own, which then gets dropped into their water cooler. Shortly, Grant is tooling around in a sports car with his boss's voluptuous secretary (Marilyn Monroe). When his wife (Ginger Rogers) investigates, she too gets a dose and drags Grant off for a second honeymoon of all-night dancing. Meanwhile, Grant's elderly boss (Charles Coburn) is eager to get his hands on the formula--only Grant's formula isn't having the proper effect. Monkey Business is probably most...
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A silly comedy about a scientist (Clark Gable) who thinks he has discovered a chemical fountain of youth which was actually mixed by a monkey. His wife (Ginger Rogers) and he both accidentally take the formula and find themselves acting young all over again. Marilyn Monroe plays a sexy young secretary, but her role is...
(complete Monkey Business review by Jessica Film Junkie)
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