Cary Grant and Betsy Drake star in this film about a family, who's always got room for one more. Based on a true story and the book written by the wife, the film is about their adjustment to a young girl they adopted, who is a trouble child, supposedly, and her adjustment to life with the Roses. To add even more spice to it, they take in a polio-stricken boy with an attitude problem. This film is so inspiring with its simplicity and love, that's it's infectious and certainly makes a very satisfying movie. Even the crankiest of people should find this film a real winner, with Cary's charm and constant struggle to be alone with his wife. But he never is taken for granted and neither is anyone else. There is so much love and respect for each other in this family, that this should be a lesson for all people seeing it, to know how to treat each other. This may not be an altogether important film in the long scheme of filmdom, but its message is. Love each other everyday, and accept others as they are.
Review of Room for One More
