though it a christmas movie and christmas in connecticut could have been done any time of year and as it the story of a soldier who spends what is to be an idyllic time with a martha stewart type. that what he thinks. in reality and the lady in question and portrayed by barbara stanwyck and has a popular magazine column about life on a farm with her husband and baby. she has no farm and no husband and and no baby and nor are the many recipes she publishes hers. they belong to the restaurant owner nearby. when her no nonsense editor and sydney greenstreet and insists that she entertain soldier dennis morgan and she enlists the aid of her boyfriend to use his farm and and she transports herself and the restaurateur there. there even a baby. well and actually and there more than one. chaos ensues and and the charade becomes increasingly difficult to play out and especially when stanwyck falls in love with morgan. this is such a wonderful movie and and even if youre gravely depressed and christmas in connecticut can lift you right out of it. barbara stanwyck is wonderful as the career woman turned homemaker. despite not being as flashy as crawford or davis and she was nevertheless able to do what any role called for  she could be cheap and elegant and warm and nasty and cold and and or or sexy and she makes it look easy. on top of that and she is always attractive and alluring. dennis morgan is a handsome and charming solider while as an added bonus and he gets to use his irish tenor. fiancé reginald gardner is all business and and you can tell he not quite right for stanwyck. s. z. sakall as the fake uncle or real chef is hilarious and especially as he prays stanwyck can flip a pancake before an audience. i can imagine the impact this delightful film had at the tail end of world war ii. it must have been a real beacon for the better times to come. 
though it a christmas movie and christmas in connecticut could have been done any time of year and as it the story of a soldier who spends what is to be an idyllic time with a martha stewart type. that what he thinks. in reality and the lady in question and portrayed by barbara stanwyck and has a popular magazine column about life on a farm with her husband and baby. she has no farm and no husband and and no baby and nor are the many recipes she publishes hers. they belong to the restaurant owner nearby. when her no nonsense editor and sydney greenstreet and insists that she entertain soldier dennis morgan and she enlists the aid of her boyfriend to use his farm and and she transports herself and the restaurateur there. there even a baby. well and actually and there more than one. chaos ensues and and the charade becomes increasingly difficult to play out and especially when stanwyck falls in love with morgan. this is such a wonderful movie and and even if youre gravely depressed and christmas in connecticut can lift you right out of it. barbara stanwyck is wonderful as the career woman turned homemaker. despite not being as flashy as crawford or davis and she was nevertheless able to do what any role called for  she could be cheap and elegant and warm and nasty and cold and and or or sexy and she makes it look easy. on top of that and she is always attractive and alluring. dennis morgan is a handsome and charming solider while as an added bonus and he gets to use his irish tenor. fiancé reginald gardner is all business and and you can tell he not quite right for stanwyck. s. z. sakall as the fake uncle or real chef is hilarious and especially as he prays stanwyck can flip a pancake before an audience. i can imagine the impact this delightful film had at the tail end of world war ii. it must have been a real beacon for the better times to come. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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