Once Upon a Honeymoon

Holding her liquor well, Katie (Ginger Rogers) is quoting Robert Browning, while O'Toole (Cary Grant) counters with Irving Berlin, continuing their chat in a Warsaw hotel bar in Once Upon A Honeymoon, 1942.

In Vienna, American newsman O'Toole (Cary Grant) plays along when fellow American gold-digger Katie (Ginger Rogers) assumes he's a French dress-fitter, preparing for her marriage to a Nazi politician, in Leo McCarey's Once Upon a Honeymoon, 1942.

American newsman O'Toole (Cary Grant) diverts gold-digger Katie (Ginger Rogers) to a Warsaw hotel bar, determined to expose her new husband as a dangerous Nazi, in Leo McCarey's Once Upon a Honeymoon, 1942.

At loose ends during the fall of Warsaw, newsman O'Toole (Cary Grant) and showgirl Katie (Ginger Rogers) are mistaken for Jews and sent to a concentration camp, in Leo McCarey's Once Upon a Honeymoon, 1942.

Opening sequences from Leo McCarey's Once Upon a Honeymoon, 1942, sets the stage in wartime Europe as American gold-digger Katie (Ginger Rogers) calls her mom (Dorothy Vaughan) back in the states.

As the Germans overrun Warsaw, American Katie (Ginger Rogers), now rid of her Nazi husband, is inspired to help a Jewish hotel maid (Natasha Lytess) and kids escape, in Leo McCarey's Once Upon a Honeymoon, 1942.