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Quick, Let's Get Married PG 1964 1h 36m Comedy List Reviews A master thief (Ray Milland) and a madam (Ginger Rogers) use confusion over a miracle to loot a local statue's legendary...
QUICK, LET'S GET MARRIED is an odd combination of miracle play and Italian sex farce. A remarkably talented group of people were involved in making it, though for the most part they were near the ends of their careers or towards the beginnings.
The Confession (also known as Quick, Let's Get Married) is a comedy film directed by William Dieterle. This movie is so badly written and forgettable, I cannot recommend it to anyone but die-hard fans of Ginger Rogers or Ray Milland.
- William Dieterle
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Quick, Let's Get Married (also known as Seven Different Ways and The Confession) is a 1964 American comedy film directed by William Dieterle and starring Ginger Rogers, Ray Milland and Barbara Eden.
Set in a small village in Italy, the madam (Ginger Rogers) of the local brothel conspires with a con man (Ray Milland) to make the villagers think a miracle has occurred when a statue of St. Joseph spoke to a pregnant prostitute (Barbara Eden). In reality, it was the con man who spoke to the girl.
