No, My Darling Daughter Reviews

Redgrave is an English nobleman who sends his daughter Mills to a Parisian finishing school. There Mills meets Fulton, an American student, and the two promptly fall in love. As it turns out, Fulton's father is a business associate of Redgrave. When Fulton forgets to deliver a letter to Redgrave, the older man flies out to New York to take care of business problems. He sends Mills off to Scotland for a fishing trip with his friend Livesey. Fulton follows her, prompting headlines suggesting an elopement. When Redgrave finds out who Fulton is, the father agrees to a marriage; but it is too late, for Mills has met Livesey's son, Craig, and has fallen for him head over heels. The two fathers are delighted when the new lovebirds elope. This simplistic comedy served as Mills's screen debut. She handles the comedy well and ends up making the film believable. Otherwise, it's a stereotypical affair, with stock situations and characters, that moves a little too quickly for its own good.