In the midst of a whirlwind newspaper office, journalist, Hildy (Rosalind Russell), is trying to catch the attention of her ex-husband/boss (Cary Grant) to quit her job and announce her engagement. Boisterous fun fills every frame in this justifiably classic film.
Directed by Howard Hawks, 1940, 92 minutes, Not Rated.
Content Warning: This film contains potentially triggering content.
Tags: self-harm, attempted suicide, implied gun violence and murder, racism, misogyny
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