Christmas in Connecticut
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- Barbara Stanwyck
- Dennis Morgan
- Sydney Greenstreet
- Reginald Gardiner
- S.Z. Sakall
- Robert Shayne
- Una O'Connor
- Frank Jenks
- Joyce Compton
- Dick Elliott
Letterboxd User Reviews
- Dec 12, 2019
this is the second barbara stanwyck christmas movie i’ve watched in 24 hours where a cow surprises barbara stanwyck by sticking its head through a window. don’t know what that means exactly but i thought i’d share.
eelyDec 24, 2020Love a movie where a major moment of drama hinges on someone flipping a pancake
Patrick WillemsDec 24, 2020Barbara Stanwyck always referring to the various babies as “it.” Incredible running gag, funny every time
Patrick Willems - Dec 24, 2022
You're telling me they're celebrating Christmas? In CONNECTICUT?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!
Patrick WillemsDec 22, 2020all i want is for s.z. sakall to be in the background of every movie adjusting his glasses and making faces and saying "everything is hunky dunky" when everything is very much not hunky dunky at all
noraDec 25, 2021My life’s ambition is to decorate a 10ft tall Christmas tree in an evening gown and fur trimmed bolero.
✨🥀 e m m é - Dec 6, 2019
When Barbara Stanwyck shattered an ornament because she was swooning over Dennis Morgan so hard... I felt that
BreDec 25, 2022love any movie where the premise is that barbara stanwyck is using society’s construction of the housewife image to lie in her magazine column in order to buy herself a mink coat and live in a cute 1br in manhattan
noraNov 29, 2022all the best romcoms are about people who are obsessed with food, nora ephron understood that and she probably loved this movie
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One of our favorite family Christmas movies. Watch it every year and every year it’s just as funny.
One of my all time favorite holiday movies. This film is just so delightful
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Tinsel-thin seasonal folly (1945) about a newslady who has a GI hero over for Christmas dinner. Frolicsome in an artificially hearty sort of way, though it made its studio (Warners) a nice holiday bundle.