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- What’s The Status of The I’ve Got Your Number Adaptation?
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From Deadline: I’ve Got Your Numberis a romantic comedy of errors featuring a lost engagement ring, a stolen cell phone, and two strangers who find each other…just as one of them is about to marry someone else. I’ve Got Your Numberwas published in October 2011. Kinsella’s novel “Confessions of a Shopaholic” was previously adapted into a movie starr...
Amazon Studios is developing the I’ve Got Your Number movie adaptation. Kirsten “Kiwi” Smith and Jessica O’Toolewill be penning the script for the adaptation.
The adaptation is currently early in development, but some notable pieces have been put in place. It’s been optioned, there are screenwriters attached and there’s a platform.
October 31, 2011I’ve Got Your Number (novel) is released. September 29, 2020 Amazon Studios And Echo Lake Entertainment To Adapt NY Times Best-Seller ‘I’ve Got Your Number’
Pat O'Brien solves crimes using his skills as a telephone repairman in I've Got Your Number (1934).
Dec 2, 2011 · In the first of this pair of Pre-Code capers, Joan Blondell mixes it up with Pat O'Brien in I've Got Your Number as a telephonic twosome who use their wired wiles when they cross lines...
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I've Got Your Number: Directed by Ray Enright. With Joan Blondell, Pat O'Brien, Allen Jenkins, Glenda Farrell. Two telephone repairmen have many adventures and romance a pair of blondes.
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- Action, Comedy, Mystery
- Ray Enright
- 1934-02-24
I've Got Your Number - (Original Trailer) Pat O'Brien solves crimes using his skills as a telephone repairman in I've Got Your Number (1934).
May 15, 2014 · The movie is about your typical lout telephone repairman. Warner Brothers protagonists of 1934 seemed to all be modeled around the James Cagney school: cocksure, maliciously playful, and just enough of a heart for you to root for him.
