His Girl Friday (1940)

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Directed By Howard Hawks Starring Cary Grant • Rosalind Russell • Ralph Bellamy • Gene Lockhart • Porter Hall Genres Based-on-Theatre • Comedy • Media Satire • Newspaper Film • Romance • Romantic Comedy • Satire • Screwball Comedy • Workplace Comedy Studios &
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B&W • 92 minutes NR Rated NR see more films from 1940 ► see more about this film on our blog ►

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Celldweller7 on 2/5/2017 Reply · Like · (0 likes)

What an amazingly delightful film. I'm so glad to have finally seen it.

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hambone88 on 3/27/2017 Reply · Like · (1 like)

I loved Cary Grant, and Rosalind Russel in this. That being said, the comedy in this movie was extremely dated and hardly ever landed. I was really entertained throughout this movie. But as I previously mentioned the majority of the diolouge has not held up well over the years.

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AllAboutFlicks on 6/28/2017 Reply · Like · (0 likes)

This is one of the few movies that only showcases actresses throughout the whole movie. It's like watching "A Letter To Three Wives" and not showing Addie Ross.

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