Maisie

Synopsis

In the 1939 film 'Maisie', Robert Young stars alongside the talented leading lady Ann Sothern, telling the story of a resourceful and witty showgirl named Maisie Ravier. After a series of unfortunate events, Maisie finds herself in unfamiliar circumstances working as a maid in a Nevada ranch. As she navigates her new environment, Maisie uses her charm and quick thinking to overcome obstacles and win the hearts of those around her. The film explores themes of resilience, friendship, and the power of optimism in the face of adversity, making Maisie a beloved classic of its time.

Cast

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  Robert Young

  Charles 'Slim' Martin

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  Ann Sothern

  Maisie Ravier / Mary Anastasia O'Connor

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  Ruth Hussey

  Sybil Ames

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  Ian Hunter

  Clifford 'Cliff' Ames

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  Cliff Edwards

  Shorty Miller, Ranch Hand

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  John Hubbard

  Richard 'Ray' Raymond

Reviews

Despite its age, 'Maisie' continues to charm audiences with its endearing characters and heartfelt story. Critics have praised Ann Sothern's portrayal of Maisie, citing her charisma and humor as standout qualities. The film's engaging narrative, combined with Robert Young's strong performance, keeps viewers entertained from start to finish. 'Rotten Tomatoes' gives 'Maisie' a rating of 78% based on audience reviews, highlighting its enduring appeal and timeless charm. 'IMDb' rates the film 6.6/10, with viewers praising its witty dialogue and feel-good atmosphere. 'Metacritic' mentions the film's strong character development and engaging plot as reasons for its enduring popularity.