: Although filmed in 1941, the movie wasn't released until 1944 because the stage play was so successful that the producers refused to let the film compete with it.
: It is a prime example of screwball comedy mixed with dark, gothic horror elements, featuring witty, rapid-fire dialogue and elaborate slapstick. Critical Standing Arsenico e vecchi merletti [m1080p] (1944)
The story follows (Cary Grant), a high-profile drama critic and notorious marriage detractor who has just secretly wed his neighbor, Elaine Harper (Priscilla Lane). When he returns to his childhood home to tell his elderly aunts, Abby and Martha, he discovers a horrifying secret: the two seemingly sweet women have been "charitably" poisoning lonely old men with arsenic-laced elderberry wine and burying them in the cellar. : Although filmed in 1941, the movie wasn't