#HOLIDAY 1938

[ccarygrant]

HOLIDAY (1938) dir. George Cukor

[gilliandersons]

KATHARINE HEPBURN as Linda Seton in HOLIDAY (1938) dir. George Cukor

“What's the matter? You fed up?” “To the neck.”

[elssbethtascioni]

FILMS WATCHED IN 2024 Holiday (1938) dir. George Cukor

[eleanor-of-fuquitaine]

Katharine Hepburn's iconic movie outfits 3/?

In appreciation of tailored drapery - HOLIDAY (1938)

[hobbyarchivist]

Thinking of watching this old Holiday movie with Katharine Hepburn— tell me why her and her on-screen sister are wearing different parts of the same wicked witch hat

[grocerystorephobic]

When two people love each as much as you do anything that keeps them apart must be wrong

[voidblacktea]

Holiday (1938)

One of the best and most wholesome movies I've seen this year and it's an 85 year old movie.

[nathalieskinoblog]

[eclecticpjf]

Now watching:

[bluebyrd-bookreviews]

Holiday (1938)

This is such a fun and baller film from the 1930s. It's a fun little rom com featuring Cary Grant and Katharine Hepburn about a guy named Johnnie Case who falls in love with a rich socialite and wants to marry her despite coming from nothing

It sounds superficial, but it is such an interesting look at 1930s politics, especially pre Stalinist communism. Yeah, it's not super political compared to today's films about politics, but it is still super fascinating to watch and also the plot is just super fun and light hearted film for the most part

[fuddlyduddly]

obsessed with how many Cary Grant movies have him doing a proto-Dreamworks face on the posters

[jojoblessed365]

popping into people's asks this morning!

what's your favorite film of all time that you want everyone you know to watch and enjoy?

Hi there!

So uh, I guess if anyone has seen my blog, I'm a sucker for classics, and I don't have one favourite film of all time. So I'll give you 3:

1. The Apartment (1960)

This is by far the funniest and darkest film I've ever seen- the harsh reality of wanting what makes us happy in exchange for our morals is the theme of the movie and is handled quite deftly by Billy Wilder. I think this is my Casablanca preference and everyone has to watch this movie at least once.

2. The Bachelor and The Bobby Soxer (1947)

Cary Grant should've made more than just 3 movies with Myrna Loy, that's all I'll say about this one.

3. Holiday (1938)

This movie is an eye opener for a lot of us in today's day and age- what constitutes "living" is the core question and Cary Grant's character is a phenomenal guy. Plus we get to see some acrobats and some really lovey dovey expressions.

Thanks once again @disasterbiwriter

P.S. I wanted to consider adding The Heiress, but I doubt people would really enjoy it so ... but it's a wonderful movie and Olivia De Havilland is exceptional as always

[grocerystorephobic]

May I join the Holiday (1938) hype train and humbly present an AMV to the jury?

I watched holiday (1938) last night and like bow tie wearing tousled hair acrobatic Cary Grant like excuse me sir?!?!!! He's doing flips and jumping and like holding Katherine Hepburn in an evening gown on his head like what is happening I'm not complaining in the slightest more films need unexplained acrobatics. Cary Grant and Katherine Hepburn a god tier pairing imo

Hepburn and Grant vs Flynn and Rathbone

[detroitlib]

View of a holiday greeting card for Lynn B. Emery Inc. Includes calendar for December, 1938. Printed on front: "Holiday greetings. Lynn B. Emery Inc., 3150 Cass Avenue. Office supply headquarters, good printing. Cadillac 3784."

Burton Historical Collection, Detroit Public Library

[thethirdman8]

[thursdaymurderbub]

Silver Screen magazine, April 1939