Review of The Philadelphia Story (1940) by John C. Mosher for New Yorker — 16 Dec 2013
The film is a Hepburn triumph, and moviegoers who resent the theatre's habit of requisitioning their stars may feel that Miss Hepburn's time on the stage has not been spent in vain and that she simply prepared herself for this achievement during the long run of the play.
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This review of The Philadelphia Story (1940) was written by John C. Mosher and published by New Yorker on 16 Dec 2013.
The Philadelphia Story has generally received very positive reviews.
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