Never a Dull Moment (1950 film)

Never a Dull Moment is a 1950 American comedy film directed by George Marshall and starring Irene Dunne and Fred MacMurray. The film is based on the novel Who Could Ask for Anything More? by Mildred Davenport.

The story revolves around Kay (Irene Dunne), a sophisticated New York City songwriter who marries a rough-and-tumble Wyoming rancher, Buck (Fred MacMurray), whom she has never met. Their marriage, arranged by Kay's friend, leads to a culture clash as Kay struggles to adapt to life on the ranch. The film explores the humorous situations that arise as Kay adjusts to ranch life, learns to ride a horse, and navigates the personalities of Buck's family and the local community.

The supporting cast includes William Demarest, Andy Devine, and Natalie Wood. Never a Dull Moment is a lighthearted comedy that highlights the differences between city and country life and the challenges of adjusting to unexpected life changes. The film is known for its comedic performances and showcases Irene Dunne's comedic talents. It is considered a classic example of a screwball comedy set in a Western environment.