The Shop Around The Corner (1940) - Ben Mankiewicz and Christopher Carhart
TCM fan Christopher Carhart joins Ben Mankiewicz for an introduction and comments following The Shop Around The Corner, 1940.
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Shop Around The Corner, The (1940) -- (Movie Clip) So She's Not So Very Pretty?
Six months since the opening, Klara (Margaret Sullavan), still the junior clerk, joins senior clerk Alfred (James Stewart), with whom she tangles, before he tells Pirovitch (Felix Bressart) of his advancing anonymous pen-pal romance, in Ernst Lubitschs The Shop Around The Corner, 1940.
Shop Around The Corner, The (1940) -- (Movie Clip) That's Why We're So Feminine
The audience has deduced that feuding Alfred (James Stewart) and Klara (Margaret Sullavan) must be each others secret pen pals, both panicking because the boss wants them to work late, on the evening theyve arranged to finally meet, in Ernst Lubitschs The Shop Around The Corner, 1940.
Shop Around The Corner, The (1940) -- (Movie Clip) Poetry And Meanness
Famous scene from director Ernst Lubitsch, Klara (Margaret Sullavan) waits in a Budapest cafe, a carnation in Tolstoy her signal, to meet her secret pen pal, and Alfred (James Stewart), her enemy at work, fired earlier that day, has found out its him, in The Shop Around The Corner, 1940.
Shop Around The Corner, The (1940) -- (Movie Clip) Matuschek And Company
Under Ernst Lubitschs direction from Samson Raphaelsons script, smooth introduction of Pepi, Pirovitch, Flora, Ilona, Kralik, Vadas and boss Matuschek (William Tracy, Felix Bressart, Sara Haden, Inez Courtney, star James Stewart, Joseph Schildkraut and Frank Morgan), opening The Shop Around The Corner, 1940.
Shop Around The Corner, The (1940) -- (Movie Clip) Maybe You Could Use Me?
In contemporary Budapest, boss Matuschek (Frank Morgan) fuming, so staff including Kralik (James Stewart) are lying low when Klara (Margaret Sullavan) makes her first appearance, reluctant to admit shes looking for work, in director Ernst Lubitschs The Shop Around The Corner, 1940.