Love Laughs at Andy Hardy

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Summary: fine entry
Review: Good entry in the Andy Hardy series. Andy returns from WW2 service, and finds his parents and Aunt Milly have set him on a date with Polly Benedict's perky cousin (Lina Romay).

Romay is a great singer and dancer here, and looks fabulous. The supporting cast of Lewis Stone, Fay Holden and Sara Haden are fine too, and Rooney slips back into Andy like an old glove.

Also featuring Bonita Granville, LOVE LAUGHS AT ANDY HARDY is one of the best in the series.

Rating:
Summary: Funny!
Review: I love this movie! It was funny watching the dancing. I hope you can have the other movies with M.R. put on DVD's.

Rating:
Summary: Funny!
Review: I love this movie! It was funny watching the dancing. I hope you can have the other movies with M.R. put on DVD's.

Rating:
Summary: Here's Andy!
Review: This film starts with Andy Hardy returning home after serving in the army. And it's not too long before he's caught up in the usual Hardy capers. Mickey Rooney was a dab hand at portraying Andy Hardy by now though at 26, perhaps a little on the mature side for this role. That aside, this is a fine addition to the Hardy series with Lewis Stone, Fay Holden and Sara Haden reprising their parts in what would be the penultimate film of the series. Worth your time and check out that scene at the dance with Dorothy Ford....

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Summary: GREAT AND FUNNY MOVIE!!!!!!!
Review: This movie is absolutely hilarious!!!! Mickey Rooney is just awesome in this movie and he is in all of the Andy Hardy pictures. The dance with his MUCH taller date is just hilarious. So many funny things happen to Andy in this movie you will find yourself laughing a lot. ANdy is also thinking of asking a girl to marry him in this movie, but he is sorely hurt....you will have to watch to find out what happens. I would highly recommend this film for anyone, especially fans of the great Mickey Rooney.

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Summary: Very Funny Film
Review: This movie is thoroughly enjoyable. The scenes between Mickey Rooney (as Andy Hardy) and his blind date are hysterical. The expressions on his parents faces when they think that this is the girl their son wants to marry are priceless. The dance scenes have to be seen to be belived. Of course as in all of the Andy Hardy movies with Lewis Stone as the father and Fay Holden as the mother, the parent / child conversations are wonderful. I highly recommend this Andy Hardy movie and any others you can get your hands on.