We're in the Money (film)

We're in the Money is a 1935 American comedy film directed by Al Ray, starring Hugh Herbert, Joan Blondell, and Glenda Farrell. It's a screwball comedy centered around the misadventures of a debt-ridden inventor and his associates as they navigate the complexities of business and romance while trying to secure funding for a new invention. The film is notable for its fast-paced dialogue and comedic situations typical of the era. While not as widely remembered as some other films from the same period, it is still considered a representative example of 1930s comedy cinema. The plot revolves around schemes, misunderstandings, and the pursuit of wealth, fitting the tone implied by the title.