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The Crystal Ball

"I've Got a Message for You...YES YOU!"
1943 | 81m | English

(924 votes)

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A young woman pretends to be a fortune teller in order to find romance.
Release Date: Jan 22, 1943
Director: Elliott Nugent
Writer: Steven Vas, Virginia Van Upp
Genres: Comedy, Romance
Keywords fortune teller, romance, old hollywood
Production Companies Paramount Pictures
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: Aug 03, 2024
Entered: Apr 20, 2024
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Full Credits

Name Character
Paulette Goddard Toni Gerard
Ray Milland Brad Cavanaugh
Gladys George Madame Zenobia
Cecil Kellaway Pop Tibbets
Virginia Field Jo Ainsley
William Bendix Biff Carter
Yvonne De Carlo Secretary
Iris Adrian Mrs. Angela Martin
Hazel Dohlman Party Guest (uncredited)
Name Job
Edith Head Costume Design
Adrian Costume Design
Victor Young Original Music Composer
Elliott Nugent Director
Wally Westmore Makeup Department Head
Steven Vas Story
Doane Harrison Editor
Roland Anderson Art Direction
Hans Dreier Art Direction
Leo Tover Director of Photography
Virginia Van Upp Screenplay
George Sawley Set Decoration
Name Title
Buddy G. DeSylva Producer
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Reviews

Geronimo1967
6.0

Paulette Goddard is good in this daft mystic caper. Down on her luck, she arrives in New York with just 38 cents. She decides to learn her future by consulting the fortune-telling "Madame Zenobia" (Gladys George) who is quite clearly making it all up as she goes along; but on discovering that "Toni" ... is quite a decent sort, gives her a job trying to lure some more gullible folks to her booth. Meantime, another of her suppliers manages to send her the wealthy "Mrs. Ainsley" (Virginia Field) who is on the lookout for a missing emerald ring which low and behold the medium tells her to look for in the bathroom drain pipe... When "Zenobia" has a slight mishap, "Toni" takes her place and also sets her sights on Ray Milland - the dapper "Brad" who is the lawyer and would-be beau of the wealthy woman. Add to this a dodgy property scam and we have quite a fun mix of stories that allows Milland and the three quite characterful women to do their jobs quite well. Sadly, the humour is very predictable and the dialogue a bit too lightweight to sustain much interest once the original scenario thins out, but it is still a workmanlike vehicle for the stars that is enjoyable enough.

Jun 26, 2022