I Live in Grosvenor Square

An expensive, ridiculous and tediously overstretched British-made romantic drama, produced and directed by Herbert Wilcox, in which Anna Neagle, a duke's granddaughter, switches her affections from Rex Harrison's army major to Dean Jagger's American air-force sergeant. It's unbelievable that the dull Jagger could oust the charismatic Rex, or that Rex would be such a generous loser - but it's typical of the way the entire production panders to the American market, where it played as A Yank in London. The only striking moment in the trite story is the outcome of Harrison's bid to become a Member of Parliament, which seems to predict Labour's sweeping general election victory of 1945.