Erford Gage

Sequel to the classic horror film "Cat People" about a lonely child who creates an imaginary playmate with surprisingly dangerous results. Simone Simon ("Cat People," "The Devil and Daniel Webster") and Kent Smith ("Cat People," "The Fountainhead") return to star in this imaginative and entertaining follow-up to the classic original. Unlike "Cat People", this film takes on more of a fantasy genre, rather than horror, and it is very successful in doing so.

Sequel to the classic horror film "Cat People," Amy is a lonely child due to her over active imagination. Because she has no friends, Amy creates an imaginary playmate with surprisingly dangerous results.

Heads: He wins. Tails: You lose. Joe Adams doesn't play the odds. He makes them. Who would think Cupid would turn the odds against him? With roguish charm and dialogue spiked with Cockney rhyming slang, Cary Grant portrays Joe in a wartime romantic comedy from the director of Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House. Luck is on Joe's side when he dodges the draft by taking another man's 4-F status. And he seems to hold all aces when he worms his way into a war relief group and plans to pocket its funds. But larceny gives way to love. Joe finds he's in deep with a winsome charity worker (Laraine Day). And that puts him in deep, deep trouble with fellow con artists. Lucky at cards, unlucky in love? Say it ain't so, Joe!

Sequel to the classic horror film 'Cat People' about a lonely child who creates an imaginary playmate with surprisingly dangerous results. Simone Simon ('Cat People,' 'The Devil and Daniel Webster') and Kent Smith ('Cat People,' 'The Fountainhead') return to star in this imaginative and entertaining follow-up to the classic original. Unlike 'Cat People', this film takes on more of a fantasy genre, rather than horror, and it is very successful in doing so.