Reviews for Hands Across the Table

6.9 / 10 1h 20min

Comedy Drama Romance

A manicurist and an engaged loafer, both planning to marry money, meet and fall in love.

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AuroraAardvark's Movie review

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Review by AuroraAardvark

lovely comedy, but you can't help feeling sad

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Review by DaringDeer

Can't Help Falling in Love with Lombard!

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Review by user13697nybasx

Who could resist Carole Lombard?

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Review by CrimsonCardinal

Lombard and MacMurray Charm Enhances Minor Screwball Comedy

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Review by GoldenGorilla

HANDS ACROSS THE TABLE (Mitchell Leisen, 1935) ***

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Review by user3046yuniz3v

We'll flip it: heads - we're getting married, tails - we'll go and have lunch

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Review by user910e3eugqwf

Fred MacMurray surely had a blast in Mitchell Leisen's best screwball comedy from the 30s.

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Review by user85815kr8mek

Marry for Love or Marry for Money

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Review by user9069439kn8a

Smooth-sailing archetypal comedy of the Golden Age

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Review by user965lfvqo4w5

Cute and watchable,...and once again, Ralph Bellamy is left out!

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Review by user975w4rm2kkp

Another more interesting than enjoyable

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Review by user491uff4hrxg

Fred MacMurray's First Comedy Film, with Carole Lombard

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Review by user34br6mpnna

Enjoyable minor film skillfully directed

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