Once Upon A Honeymoon (1942)

An ex-stripper (Ginger Rogers) longs to be a baroness and gets her wish when she marries an Austrian Baron (Walter Slezak). Meanwhile, a journalist (Cary Grant) tries to alert her that her new husband is a Nazi working under Hitler's direct orders. Directed by Leo McCarey (THE AWFUL TRUTH). I've never warmed to comedies about Nazis. I'm not a fan of THE GREAT DICTATOR or TO BE OR NOT TO BE (the 1942 film, not the remake) and this movie mixing romantic comedy and anti Nazi rhetoric is particularly egregious. It's hard to be not to be offended watching Grant woo Rogers in a Jewish internment camp! The movie's nadir has Rogers and Albert Dekker as an American working undercover as a Nazi spy reciting the pledge of alligeance together! It's not the fault of the actors, Grand and Rogers are fine but that shambles of a script! With Albert Basserman and Natasha Lytess (more famous as Marilyn Monroe's notorious acting coach than for her acting).