Ronald Colman doing the song: Oh ho, if you could please me, instead of tease me. Ha! That really would be, would be fine.

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You can hear this line at 00:02:51.706 in the Blu-ray version of the movie.

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- Now, Cary Grant will probably look and sound in third dimension something like this, singing the same song.

- Now, ever since I met you I've been like a robot.

- Robot sounds like a plug for a picture!

- Do the things you tell me, and you know it. Oh my, what am I to do? My heart is owned and operated by you.

- Jimmy Stewart doing the song: When we're out together, gee... gee y-you treat me funny. You talk about the weather, but-but oh, honey, I-I want love. What can I do? My heart is owned and operated by you.

- Ronald Colman doing the song: Oh ho, if you could please me, instead of tease me. Ha! That really would be, would be fine.

- Instead you taunt me... ha ha! You idiot, you when you should want me

- Day and night, night and day, for you, I pine.

- Once again Grant. I do four. So if you'd only show me bits of affection, I'd be in the White House with the next election.

- But oh my, it's sad but it's true. My heart is owned and operated by you.

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