Holiday (1938)
The teaming of the comedy team of Katherine Hepburn, Cary Grant, and director George Cukor leads to comic mayhem as a bright rich girl steals her sister's fiancée, a struggling young lawyer. Not the most famous of the Grant/Hepburn/Cukor pairings (The Philadelphia Story would have to take that prize) but I feel it’s the best. The comedy has a quirky, strange quality that makes it unconventional, which might be why it was not initially received as a classic, but it’s not too strange to miss this wonderful film.
Labels:
Cary Grant,
classic,
comedy,
George Cukor,
Katharine Hepburn,
love birds,
marriage,
romance,
romantic comedy,
sisters,
wealthy
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