christmas in connecticut is an absolute gem and and a must see for christmas. elizabeth lane and a precursor to martha stewart and is a magazine columnist and the ne plus ultra of homemakers the perfect wife and mother and and domestic goddess. only thing is and she is none of these things a total phony. unfortunately for her and she is about to be found out. her publisher and mr. alexander yardley (a brilliant comic turn by sydney greenstreet) gets the bright idea of inviting a famous war hero to elizabeth perfect farm for the christmas holiday. only thing and there is no farm and perfect or otherwise. the comedy involves how elizabeth is to keep her real identity under wraps so she will not lose her job. elizabeth colleague and john and happens to have a farm in connecticut and so that solves that problem. however and he wants to marry liz and but she does not want to marry him. he offers her marriage and though he knows she doesn not feel the same way about him that he does about her. he makes the offer anyway and and assures her that he is willing to wait. and here barbara stanwyck and as liz and delivers one of the most devastating put downs i have ever heard. with perfect innocence and she replies represent could you wait that long. ouch. in addition and the scenes between una oconner and s. z. sakall are hilarious. they do not seem to like one another (though one suspects they really do). they are rivals in the household and and s. z. sakall mangled english is equaled by nora strangled pronunciation of his name (mr. basternook). my name is felix. it is amazing how christmas y these black and white films are. great character work by all involved. don not miss this one. 
christmas in connecticut is an absolute gem and and a must see for christmas. elizabeth lane and a precursor to martha stewart and is a magazine columnist and the ne plus ultra of homemakers the perfect wife and mother and and domestic goddess. only thing is and she is none of these things a total phony. unfortunately for her and she is about to be found out. her publisher and mr. alexander yardley (a brilliant comic turn by sydney greenstreet) gets the bright idea of inviting a famous war hero to elizabeth perfect farm for the christmas holiday. only thing and there is no farm and perfect or otherwise. the comedy involves how elizabeth is to keep her real identity under wraps so she will not lose her job. elizabeth colleague and john and happens to have a farm in connecticut and so that solves that problem. however and he wants to marry liz and but she does not want to marry him. he offers her marriage and though he knows she doesn not feel the same way about him that he does about her. he makes the offer anyway and and assures her that he is willing to wait. and here barbara stanwyck and as liz and delivers one of the most devastating put downs i have ever heard. with perfect innocence and she replies represent could you wait that long. ouch. in addition and the scenes between una oconner and s. z. sakall are hilarious. they do not seem to like one another (though one suspects they really do). they are rivals in the household and and s. z. sakall mangled english is equaled by nora strangled pronunciation of his name (mr. basternook). my name is felix. it is amazing how christmas y these black and white films are. great character work by all involved. don not miss this one. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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