Holiday (1938)

“i do backflips every single day of my life” —Cary Grant in Holiday 

mia lee vicino

“we’re all grand at seventeen. it’s after that the sickness sets in.”never have i felt such kinship with a character as i do with katharine hepburn bracing herself to go downstairs to that new year’s eve party.

eely

me and my ladies back in the day strolling to the cinema to see the new katharine hepburn picture: let’s go lesbians let’s go

Lucy

Wanna take a vacation from capitalism.

Sean Gilman

Y’all don’t understand, I could watch Cary Grant and Katharine Hepburn do acrobatics, flirt, and just exist together every single day of my life. Like put it on loop, I’m not moving.

noen

A truly beautiful, thoughtful and romantic film that deals with politics and philosophy through the prism of a wealthy family, while doubling as an utterly captivating rom-com. Cary Grant is Johnny Case, a working class boy made good, who meets privileged Julia Seton (Doris…

Rick Burin

how one finds & acts within the playroom is the ultimate test of character. hitting the elevator buttons with your eyes closed and ending up right where you need to be — perfect perfect perfect.

Laura

I blacked out when Katharine Hepburn and Cary Grant invented acrobatics.

Robin

the way that Lee Ayres looks at Katherine Hepburn as she is about to depart, free of her shallow and suffocating family, as if he is trapped but wants so desperately to go with her—the longing and melancholy in his eyes—absolutely broke my heart.

Kyle Turner