The scenes of William Powell always get me laughing out loud.
He was adorable in this movie.
Especially when Spence kisses the bride so passionately, and Bill tells the JOtP that they're old friends, really old friends.
Just a terrific film: Loy, Powell, Tracy and Harlow were at the top of their games in it.
One of my favorite lines is at the Justice of the Peace when Myrna assures him that "it's love, not liquor". Loy's delivery is what seals that line.
Powell's fishing scene is one of the funniest things I've ever seen. Just classic. I've never laughed so hard in my life.
I second that. Just hilarious!
I like the whole scene with the Allenburys. Bill Chandler has been established as this incredible ladies man, and he totally bombs with both Connie and her dad. I like William Powell's reactions as he realizes his charm isn't getting him anywhere.