Young in Heart

A couple of retired con artists, known for their elaborate schemes, decide to play one last big scam on their own grown children. Their goal is to convince their children that they are penniless and need financial help. However, their children, who are all successful in their own right, see through the ruse and decide to teach their parents a lesson by pretending to be broke themselves. This leads to a series of comical situations as both generations try to outwit each other.

The film was generally well-received by critics for its lighthearted premise and the performances of its cast, particularly Billie Burke. It's considered a charming, albeit somewhat predictable, family comedy from its era.

• Praised for its humorous portrayal of family dynamics.

• Often cited for the charming performances of the lead actors.

• Viewed as a pleasant and entertaining family comedy.

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This film marked the final screen appearance of actress Billie Burke in a significant role before her passing.