Michael took a job working with Ring Lardner Jr. to work on the Tracy/Hepburn project "Woman of the Year", and Kanin took the time to write a play, "Goodbye My Fancy", about a female congressional representative renewing past loves.
Michael took a job working with Ring Lardner Jr. to work on the Tracy/Hepburn project "Woman of the Year" (1942), based on an original story by his brother Garson Kanin. Fay and Michael Kanin wrote a play, "Goodbye My Fancy", about a female congressional representative renewing past loves.