Independent distributors Olive Films have added up two more titles to their January slate: Richard Wallace's comedy
It's In The Bag (1945), starring Fred Allen, Jack Benny and Don Ameche, and Stanley Donen's
Indiscreet (1958), starring Cary Grant, Ingrid Bergman and Cecil Parker.
Exact technical specs, region coding status, and supplemental features to be included with these releases are yet to be revealed.
Indiscreet
Romance is in the air when a dashing diplomat (Cary Grant) is introduced to a beautiful and famous actress (Ingrid Bergman). The fact that he's married doesn't stop the lovestruck pair from falling into a passionate affair. But it turns out that the actress isn't the only one with a talent for role-playing - her married lover is actually a single playboy with no intentions of settling down. When his secret is revealed, she decides to give her Romeo a taste of his own medicine - and discovers it's just what the love doctor ordered.
It's In The Bag
Wealthy Frederick Trumble makes an eccentric new will, secretes much of his wealth in a chair, then, within seconds, is murdered. The new heir, Fred Floogle, runs a flea circus. Of course, the reputed $12 million inheritance goes to his family's heads...then proves to consist of five chairs, which the disgusted Floogle sells just before discovering their secret. Packed with wisecracks, strange cameos, and nothing-sacred, anything-goes digressions.